Concern Worldwide is an
international non-governmental humanitarian organization dedicated to the
reduction of suffering and working towards the ultimate elimination of extreme
poverty in the world’s poorest countries.
Applications are invited from
suitably qualified Kenyan nationals for the following position:
Job Title: Partnership
Accountant
Duty Station: Nairobi
Duration: Open Ended Contract
Job Summary: The
incumbent will ensure all aspects of Concern’s financial procedures and
processes with local partners and Consortia members are effectively carried
out.
He/she will make sure that
partner contracts are in line with our standard template; review alt partners’
assessments findings and design capacity building approach and plan in
consultation with finance officers.
As part of monitoring, he/she
review partner expenditure reports and carry out planned and ad hoc reviews /
audits focusing where the money and the problems are.
Job Specification:
Job Specification:
- A degree in
Commerce, Finance, Accounting or related field
- Internal Audit
certification (CIA)
- CPA (K) or
ACCA professional certification
- At least three
(3) years’ experience in internal auditing
- Experience in
working with international NGO that works with partners is an added
advantage
- Proficient in
computer software applications including at least one accounting/financial
software, preferably Microsoft Great Plains (MGP), Word and Excel
- Confidentiality,
integrity, accountability and attention to detail
How to Apply
Interested applicants, who
meet the above requirements, should send their CV and cover letter to
nairobi.hr@concern.net with the subject of the email as ‘Partnership
Accountant’.
The closing date for applications is 8th Friday September 2017
Each application should include at least three referees who can validate technical expertise.
Telephone contacts must be
submitted with the application.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for Interview.
Concern has a Code of Conduct and a Programme Participant Protection Policy to ensure the maximum protection of programme participants from abuse and exploitation.