The American Friends Service
Committee (AFSC) is a Quaker organization that promotes lasting peace with
justice, as a practical expression of faith in action.
We are looking for a Regional Intern – Program Monitoring and Evaluation for
one year.
Job Summary: The incumbent will work in Africa Regional office
generally and for the Kenya Program in particular.
S/He will be responsible for:
- Setting up a system and actual follow up of
regional program activities including Dialogue and Exchange program (DEP)
and Shared Security (SS) activities;
- Collecting, analysis and reporting on data on
monitoring indicators of the running projects under Kenya program;
- Preparing monitoring/review reports that will
feed into the M & E system and contribute to assessment of the
long-term impacts of the Africa Program work on shared security, DEPs and
the Kenya Program;
- Under the supervision and guidance of the
Associate Regional Director, explore, learn from and contribute to AFSC
PM&E approach and suggest ways of improving the systems in measuring
success;
Qualifications:
- Bachelor in social sciences, conflict
transformation, sociology, development studies, or similar fields.
- Master degree or candidate will be an added
advantage
Skills and Competences:
- Knowledge of quantitative and qualitative
research methods in the social sciences;
- Experience in or candidate/potential trainee
in M and E or project management will be an added advantage;
- Have very good communication and analytical
skills, fluency in English, pro-active and independent work attitude;
- Be responsible, passionate, desire to work
with disadvantaged communities with a good appreciation of Quaker beliefs
and principles.
Send your application to:
P.O. Box 66448 – 00800, Nairobi,
Kenya
or email:
afscafricajob@yahoo.com.
Deadline 9 November 2015.
American Friends Service Committee is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer. Qualified persons are encouraged to apply regardless of their religious affiliation, race, age, sex or disability.
