Terre des hommes Foundation (Tdh) is an
international NGO focussed on Child Rights.

To support the development of its Child Protection programme in Garissa County,
Tdh is encouraging applications from Kenyan nationals for the role of:

Psychosocial Trainer

4 Positions

Ref: Tdh/PT/2011/04

Reporting to: Child Protection Project Manager



Duty station: Alinjugur, Garissa County

Contract duration: 12 months (with 3-month probation period)

Main responsibilities:



To
be responsible, under the supervision of the Child Protection Project
Manager, for all aspects of the implementation of the Psychosocial
training support to primary school teachers in Kambioos refugee camp.
To
develop coordination with schools and communities to ensure safe access to
playground facilities
To
coordinate with the Project Psychosocial counsellor and Child Protection
team leaders to ensure regular assessment of community project impacts.
To
train the Tdh Community Social Learning Centres centre’s animators and
children to develop recreational, sports and cultural activities.


Requirements:


Minimum
diploma-level education in related field (child protection, education,
sociology, ECD..).
Minimum
3 years’ experience in projects supporting
children with a CFS, recreation or ECD component
Experience
as a trainer in related activities
Project
reporting and evaluation experience.
Fluency
in English and Kiswahili. Ability to communicate in local dialect is an
asset.
Willingness
to live in Alinjungur.

Application modalities:

Qualified and interested candidates should submit a covering letter, CV,
references, and copies of academic and professional certificates.

Applications should be addressed to the Child Protection Specialist and
submitted to:

Terre des hommes, 14 Gem Lane, 14 Gem Lane, Kileleshwa, 0100 Nairobi

or Nomad Hotel, Garissa (in an envelope addressed to Tdh)

or Terre des hommes, Daadab town (behind RRDO)

or they can also be emailed to cppm.ke@tdh.ch

Closing date for these positions is 6th November 2011.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interview.

Tdh’s recruitment and selection procedures reflect our commitment to protect
children’s rights, which includes the prevention of all forms of child abuse.

Tdh is an equal opportunity employer.

Female candidates are encouraged to apply.


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