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  • Marketing Asst. Manager / Manager

    Marketing Asst. Manager / Manager

    Key Responsibilities:

    Marketing

    Brand management
    Strategic IMC marketing campaign planning for new product launch
    Marketing media mix optimization
    Creative development and campaign management
    Setting the key performance index and measure the effectiveness of the marketing activities.
    enhancing website traffic and conversion based on understanding the key metrics of digital marketing
    PR Planning and execution

    Digital & e-commerce

    Setting e-commerce strategy for segmented targeting and model mix
    Managing e-commerce platform
    Enhance traffic to the website and enhance the conversion through various marketing vehicles.
    Marketing media mix optimization (including Google / Meta / Criteo / Affiliates)
    Setting the key performance index and measure the effectiveness of the marketing activities.
    Data analysis

    Qualifications, Experience and Skills:

    Experience: Minimum 5 years experience in similar role.
    Education: Bachelor degree in Marketing or similar educational background / MBA is a plus.
    Language: English

    Skills required:

    Excellent PR / communication, presentation, negotiation and persuasion skills
    Highly self-motivated and able to work both independently and within a team environment
    Cultural awareness and comfortable working for global companies with complex reporting structure
    High achiever, flexible, proactive and result oriented (complete tasks as per due date)
    Excellent MS Office skills
    Knowledge in Electronics market

    Apply via :

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  • Graphic Designer

    Graphic Designer

    Job Summary
    Responsible for providing high-quality, visually appealing and compliant promotional materials, packaging, and artwork. Working closely with the marketing team and the registration and regulatory affairs departments, ensure materials meet legal/regulatory standards, Company brand standards.
    Key Responsibilities

    Come up with new artwork design, revise existing ones as per regulatory needs or Company brand needs for all packaging materials.
    Check all artworks/color proofs for approval and release to printers.
    Create and maintain a filing system for all artwork related documentation
    Design packaging materials in line with specific production or tender requirements e.g. logos, dosage, kit cartons, etc.
    Design and develop print and electronic material designs as required for merchandise, brochures, banners, websites, packaging, etc.
    Creatively produce new ideas, designs and concepts as required from time to time.

    Qualifications

    Minimum Diploma in Graphic Design, Media Arts or a related field
    Minimum two (2) years’ experience in graphic design production in a busy environment; preferably in a manufacturing set-up
    Proficient in InDesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator: Illustration skills and/or UI/UX design, excellent and any other relevant knowledge of Ms Office Suite i.e. Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel

    Competencies

    Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
    Ability to collaborate with colleagues from various departments.
    Detail oriented with strong organizational skills.
    Demonstrate creativity and a clean and polished design in personal portfolio.
    Ability to work on and prioritize multiple projects.
    Computer Literacy i.e. Ms. Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access etc.

    Apply via :

    hr@cosmos-pharm.com

  • Consultancy – Outcome Harvesting in Health Practice Area for Active Project

    Consultancy – Outcome Harvesting in Health Practice Area for Active Project

    The assignment seeks to address the following specific objectives:

    To identify and document improved delivery of inclusive SRHR services to the most vulnerable i.e. youths, young mothers and PWDs.
    To document the specific policy changes influenced by ACTIVE advocacy and policy work since the beginning of the implementation and to generate qualitative evidence demonstrating changes in stakeholders’ attitudes and perception regarding access and delivery of SRHR services.
    To document changes in the allocation of resources or funding or any other changes aiming towards addressing SRHR issues by either the county or national government
    To systematically collect and analyse evidence of increased collaboration with youth friendly centres, grassroots networks, such as youth advisory councils, YSDs, collectives and CHPs in SRHR advocacy efforts.
    To document the policy gaps identified and evidence increased governance or regulatory actions for SRHR taken in response to advocacy efforts.
    To systematically collect and analyse the evidence of positive or negative results attained through dialogue forums; interface meetings, community dialogue forums, chiefs barazas, community score cards, community outreaches, in reach and public participations spaces i.e. SGBV and child rights violations emanating from harmful cultural practices.
    To assess and document the extent to which ACTIVE project advocacy initiatives have contributed to social or systematic change on SRHR issues.
    The outcome harvesting will respond to the following overarching questions:
    What has changed: using the before and after intervention approach. This involves looking at the situation on the knowledge based on the individual primary actors and triangulating with other sources of information.
    What caused the change: How the changes have been achieved (for example, what specific interventions taken by ACTIVE project that have contributed to the results? What other factors might have contributed to the mentioned changes?
    How the different group of people have experienced the change with a particular focus on hearing from those who have reported improved SRHR serviced delivery. (Outcomes to be reviewed at four levels i.e. individual, family/community, system and policy)
    Where there any gendered in outcomes observed and how did persons with disability experience outcomes?
    How were youth involved in supporting ACTIVE interventions?
    How did involvement of youth affect family planning service delivery, access and utilisation for adolescents and youth?
    How were the VSO volunteering for development pathways integrated into implementation and how did the VfD approach contribute toe observed outcomes
    The outcome harvesting will focus on ACTIVE interventions from 2022 to date. Findings and recommendations of the outcome harvesting, including lessons learnt will inform the ongoing health programmes in VSO Kenya and global as well as review of approaches used currently and evidencing strategies.

    SCOPE OF WORK

    The assignment will follow an outcome harvesting process as listed below:
    Design of the outcome harvesting: The consultant/s will develop the outcome harvesting methodologies and questions to guide the study based on the agreement reached with the VSO ACTIVE team on what information needs to be collected and from whom to answer the questions. The consultant should also suggest the list of respondents
    including the stakeholders at the grassroot and national level to be consulted.
    Consultant to propose appropriate survey (content and approach) that can complement qualitative outcome harvesting methodologies to increase robustness of evaluation
    results.
    Review of the project documents and the expected outcome descriptions: The consultant/s will review the project documents, including reports, data, stakeholders being engaged in the project. These will inform the areas to be investigated further through data collection and methodologies.
    Data collection: The consultant/s will select the outcomes to be verified to increase the accuracy and credibility. The consultant/s will collect additional data in the areas of implementation to verify and substantiate the data by engaging directly with the targeted primary actors for ACTIVE project through scientific and standardized methodologies.
    Reporting: The consultant/s will prepare a report that has analytical depth and well evidenced using data collected/collated. The report will outline results contributed to by ACTIVE project implementation, particularly on SRHR.

    The consultant/s should have the following qualification and experience:

    A proven academic and professional record, with extensive knowledge and experience in the field of public health, development studies and relevant social science.
    At least ten years of experience in outcome harvesting and evaluation of development programs with bias to health programmes
    Strong critical analysis and demonstrated excellence in preparing reports in clear and concise manner
    Ability to communicate effectively with and relate to people of different cultures, demonstrating ability to see issues from others’ perspective

    Apply via :

    vso.my.salesforce-sites.com

  • Procurement Assistant – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP)

    Procurement Assistant – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP)

    Job Description

    Project Description

    The Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) is a five-year USAID-funded initiative that supports the Kenyan Ministry of Education to deliver interventions at scale as well as pilot and expand innovations that address the language and literacy needs of primary grade learners while building more inclusive, accountable, and resilient education institutions and systems.

    KPLP has three broad objectives:

    Improving education services and student learning outcomes, including for vulnerable populations;
    Strengthening education institutions and systems to become more accountable, self-sustaining, and resilient; and
    Empowering local youth organizations to strengthen and sustain community and family support for student learning and wellbeing.

    Position Description

    The Procurement Assistant will be responsible for a variety of administrative and clerical tasks to support project procurement and will act in accordance with EDC policy and procedures and USAID regulations in support of project activities at the USAID KPLP project headquarters and regional offices. Key duties include but are not limited to maintaining an organized procurement filing system, preparing procurement templates and documentation, enabling and supporting the work of procurement evaluation committees, maintaining meeting notes and following up on agreed action items, composing and preparing correspondence, and scheduling and coordinating appointments. The Procurement Assistant will also support project procurement logistics, maintain records, and ensure seamless communication within cross-functional teams. The position requires a proactive approach and reports directly to the Procurement Officer in the Nairobi office.

    The Procurement Assistant’s responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

    Providing general administrative and clerical support to project procurement.
    Organize and Maintain procurement files on project SharePoint site.
    Assist with procurement documents such as Purchase Requisition Forms, Requests for Quotations/Proposals, Bid Analysis, Evaluation scorecards, Selection Memos, Delivery Waybills and Goods Received Notes.
    Attend and take notes at regular Procurement meetings with KPLP staff and EDC Home Office
    Photocopying and scanning documents as necessary. Assisting the Procurement Officer in the scanning of procurement documentation.
    Support KPLP dedicated Kenya Procurement email account under the supervision of the Procurement Officer.
    Support or prepare up-to-date and accurate procurement tracker and provide weekly procurement status report to internal stakeholders.
    Maintaining up to date tracking and filing system of relevant procurement correspondence, incoming and outgoing.
    Support the development of local vendor list.
    Support project budget revisions by providing estimated pricing for goods and services.

    Other tasks and duties relevant to the position as assigned by the Supervisor.

    Qualifications

    The candidate for the position of Procurement Assistant shall have at a minimum the following qualifications:

    Education:

    Secondary Education and 4 years of experience required. CIPS Diploma or relevant professional certification desired.

    Skills and Experience:

    Minimum 4 years of experience supporting procurement processes in Kenya.
    Prior experience working on USAID-funded projects preferred.
    Excellent English skills (oral and written).
    Ability to demonstrate highest degree of confidentiality and avoid conflicts of interest.
    Strong organizational and interpersonal skills and ability to work in a team-oriented setting, with the ability to prioritize tasks and meet deadlines.
    Attention to detail and accuracy in data entry and record-keeping.
    Working knowledge of standard office equipment, fax, scanner, and photocopier.
    Demonstrated experience using Microsoft Office Suite applications including Excel, Word, Power Point, and SharePoint preferred. Computer literacy is required.
    Must be able to work within a cross cultural setting, negotiate diplomatically, and function well under pressure.
    Willingness to travel to regions covered by the project if necessary.

    Language:

    Fluency in oral and written English is required. Proficiency in Kiswahili is preferred.

    Other:

    Applicants must be Kenyan nationals or hold current work authorization.

    Apply via :

    jobs.smartrecruiters.com

  • Project Officer-Health ACTIVE Project

    Project Officer-Health ACTIVE Project

    Bachelor’s degree in community health or other health related disciplines such as Public Health, community Nurse, related or Social Sciences with at least 5 years and in-depth knowledge and experience in community/primary health systems either in Government or development organisations in Kenya. Good understanding of the health structure and policies at the county level SRHR specifically for marginalized groups including youth, women and persons with disabilities. 

    Competencies and Behaviour

    At VSO we believe progress is only possible by working together. Whether you want to join us as an employee, or as a volunteer working in your own country, overseas or online, our selection process includes an assessment based on these core competencies:

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    vso.my.salesforce-sites.com

  • Human Resources & Administration Officer

    Human Resources & Administration Officer

    Position Description

    The HR and Admin Officer will work closely with the Finance and Admin Director (FAD) to manage the day-to-day human resources and administrative operations across all project offices. This includes interpreting and applying HR and admin policies, ensuring compliance with rules and regulations, and facilitating the implementation of internal processes and systems. The HR and Admin Officer will play a crucial role as part of the USAID WKSP operations team, fostering a collaborative, client-oriented environment, promoting high staff morale, and ensuring an efficient and effective workplace.

    Essential Duties:

    Human Resources Responsibilities (50% LOE)

    Facilitate the Review, disseminate, ensure full compliance of HR policy guidelines and country employee handbooks in tandem with local labor laws, client rules and regulations, RTI policies, values, ethics, procedures and strategies, effective implementation of the internal control framework and proper functioning of the HR policy framework.
    Develop schedule to Disseminate HR communication, priorities, and allocated tasks; and ensure strict adherence to procedures in the area of selection and recruitment of temporary and longer-term staff.
    Initiate collaboration with the Finance and Admin. Director (FAD) on Organization of recruitment processes through the provision of input to short-listing process, screening of candidates, setting up and participation in interview panels including documentation processing for offers and deployment.
    Under the supervisor of the Finance and Admin. Director (FAD) and RTI Regional Office HR team, maintain HR (including non-personnel) files; track and compile project leave schedules, accounting for all staff absence by receiving and filing PTO authorizations; performing the functions of absence monitoring and recording; advise staff on their leave entitlements.
    In partnership with the Finance and Admin. Director (FAD), preparation all Local National contracts through timely preparation and submission of Employment Administration requests as the RTI HR Service legal Agreement (SLA) (e.g. personnel action forms and offer request memos).
    Provide advice to the project managers/supervisor and employee ensure proper staff performance management processes on Dynamic Development is adhere to on the project, including performance planning, documentation of DD check in reviews, and end of year quality conversations on appraisals. Provide reports to the Finance and Admin. Director (FAD) within deadlines and to ensure documentations and analyses are met.
    Lead project LN staff orientation and induction with review and input from Finance and Admin. Director (FAD) provide information to staff members on their employment conditions and entitlements, including on-entry briefings.
    Establish proper LN employee orientation and file orientation reports as espoused in the project on orientation and induction.
    Provide report and track update of the project Staff Census; maintain RTI’s projects manual and excel based personnel database for Finance and Admin. Director (FAD) review, and support use of this information by project staff for planning and administration purposes.
    Maintains personnel records for staff in compliance with RTI policies.
    Take lead in RTI recruitment activities with the approved policy framework and work in collaboration with the Finance and Admin. Director (FAD) to ensure they are documented according to RTI standards.
    Assists clarify policies, procedures, and benefits in Kenya Employee Handbook and RTI practice.
    Perform other duties as assigned by supervisor.

    Administrative Responsibilities (50% LOE):

    Direct supervisor office attendants and dotted-line supervisor of office assistants.
    Oversees “front-office” activities including reception, office supplies, service contracts for office cleaning/maintenance, etc.
    Maintains staff contact list, org chart, and safety and security phone tree.
    Maintains hotel list and ensures bookings for staff are confirmed prior to travel.
    Coordinates logistics for visitors – hotel bookings, transport, etc.
    Maintains program’s safety and security resources and helps build staff capacity around safety and security.
    Prepare weekly meeting notes and disseminates to staff in a timely manner.
    Develops and maintains system for booking office meeting rooms.

    Manage the project and office diaries of the events, including major meetings, workshops, seminars, visits, retreats etc. and maintain the calendar of program planned activities.
    Assist in the preparation of agendas for staff and technical meetings, document minutes and disseminate accordingly.
    In liaison with the other project manager to oversee all travel and hotel arrangements for staff and consultants as well as those of participants attending program activities, while ensuring adequate compliance with RTI and/or USAID regulations.
    Organize, coordinate, liaise and communicate with external partners and institutions for holding of workshops, seminars and meetings and in keeping all partners informed.
    Liaise with service providers to organize meetings and workshops ensuring that all logistic aspects are adequately addressed including the reproduction and compilation of necessary materials.
    Maintain an effective office country filing system, order and replenish office, kitchen and stationery supplies and manage the flow of documents between Envision project and external partners.
    Coordinate with COP and the Finance to review invoices and DA1 forms, project / office / field office expenses for a timely submission according to policy and procedures.
    Coordinate with Accountant to process procurement requests and to maintain office inventory ensuring adequate compliance with RTI and/or USAID rules and regulations.
    Handling Mini Store
    Perform other duties, as needed.

    Required Qualifications:

    Master’s degree in Business Administration or related field and one years of experience or Bachelor’s Degree in a Business related course and 3 years of experience.
    Professional Certification (CHRP -K) desired.
    Member of IHRM Kenya.
    Previous experience in INGO preferred.
    Strong interpersonal/relationship building skills.
    Knowledge of the local labor law
    Excellent knowledge of MS Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, Excel.
    Excellent oral and written communication skills.
    Strong influencing and coaching skills
    Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and meet deadlines under pressure.
    Ability to multi-task.
    Ability to work independently and within matrix project and program teams.
    Attention to detail and accuracy.
    Culturally sensitive and respectful.
    Demonstrates commitment to RTI’s mission, vision and values.

    Apply via :

    globalcareers-rtiinc.icims.com

  • Senior Project Coordinator – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) 


            

            
            Administrative Assistant (Nairobi) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) 


            

            
            Administrative Assistant (Nanyuki) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) 


            

            
            Administrative Assistant (Nakuru) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) 


            

            
            Administrative Assistant (Eldoret) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) 


            

            
            Administrative Assistant (Garissa) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) 


            

            
            Administrative Assistant (Mombasa) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) 


            

            
            Administrative Assistant (Kisumu) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP)

    Senior Project Coordinator – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) Administrative Assistant (Nairobi) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) Administrative Assistant (Nanyuki) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) Administrative Assistant (Nakuru) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) Administrative Assistant (Eldoret) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) Administrative Assistant (Garissa) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) Administrative Assistant (Mombasa) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) Administrative Assistant (Kisumu) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP)

    Job Description

    Project Description

    The Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) is a five-year USAID-funded initiative that supports the Kenyan Ministry of Education to deliver interventions at scale as well as pilot and expand innovations that address the language and literacy needs of primary grade learners while building more inclusive, accountable, and resilient education institutions and systems.

    KPLP has three broad objectives:

    Improving education services and student learning outcomes, including for vulnerable populations;
    Strengthening education institutions and systems to become more accountable, self-sustaining, and resilient; and
    Empowering local youth organizations to strengthen and sustain community and family support for student learning and wellbeing.

    Position Description

    The Senior Project Coordinator reports to the COP with responsibility for supporting the COP, DCOP, and Finance and Administration Manager with the coordination of work across technical and operational streams and across project offices to facilitate smooth running of the project activities. This position will also provide administrative and logistical support services to the senior team to maintain effective processing of information and data. This involves management of information and coordination of logistical and administrative matters with relevant internal staff and with external stakeholders. The Senior Coordinator prioritizes tasks and organizes work independently based on general direction from the supervisor.

    Essential Functions include, but are not limited to: 

    Ensures well managed and effective communication and coordination across the technical and administrative teams at the national, regional, and US offices.
    Develop and support systems and procedures that facilitate coordination, teamwork, and integrated implementation.
    Establishes internal tracking systems and procedures for correspondence and documents, monitors work progress and cases of priority and concern to the supervisor.
    Arranges appointments and maintains COP’s calendar, receiving high level visitors, placing, and screening telephone calls and answering enquiries.
    Supports high-level meetings, taking responsibility for finalization of the meeting agenda, invitations, the production and distribution of documentation, and preparation of meeting minutes and follow up.
    Collects and prepares briefing materials concerning official trips or special meetings.
    Monitors, maintains and organizes records management on SharePoint, containing the proper documentation of reference materials, documents, letters, and any other records, as required.
    Prepares correspondence for the supervisor’s signature; drafts correspondence based on first-hand knowledge of work schedule or events, rough notes, or verbal instructions for supervisor’s approval.
    Supports initial research and write ups on documents and publications required under KPLP in collaboration with COP, DCOP and Finance & Admin Manager.
    Works closely with team colleagues and provides support in the achievement of work priorities and objectives.
    Establishes follow-up system of actions taken and reports to the supervisor.

    Undertakes other related duties assigned by the supervisor.

    Qualifications

    Education:

    Bachelor’s degree required in education, business administration, or a related field.

    Skills and Experience:

    A minimum of 6 years’ directly relevant experience required.
    Excellent skills in MS Word and Excel.
    Excellent oral and written communication skills.
    Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail.
    Excellent interpersonal skills to work with staff at all levels.
    Proactive, able to work independently and meet tight deadlines.
    Ability to work within a cross cultural setting, negotiate diplomatically, manage sensitive information discreetly, and function well under pressure.
    Experience working with GoK stakeholders and with USAID funded projects desired.

    Language:

    Fluency in oral and written English is required. Proficiency in Kiswahili is preferred.

    Other:

    Applicants must be Kenyan nationals or hold current work authorization. 

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  • Home Appliances Assistant Product Manager

    Home Appliances Assistant Product Manager

    The Home Appliances Assistant Product Manager is responsible for leading the product strategy, development, and execution for our home appliances division.

    The ideal candidate will have a deep understanding of the home appliances industry, strong business acumen, and excellent leadership skills and Keep abreast of industry trends and market intelligence through E-learning, industry magazines, sales related materials, trade shows, etc

    Responsibilities

    Develop and execute the product strategy for the home appliances category.
    Conduct market research and competitive analysis to identify trends, customer needs, and opportunities for growth.
    Define product roadmaps, ensuring alignment with company goals and market demands
    Lead cross-functional teams to bring new products to market, from concept to launch.
    Oversee the product development lifecycle, including design, engineering, testing, and production.
    Ensure products meet quality standards and regulatory requirements.
    Manage the product portfolio, including new product introductions, product updates, and discontinuations.
    Optimize product mix and pricing strategies to maximize profitability and market share.
    Monitor product performance and implement improvements based on customer feedback and market data.
    Develop and manage the product budget, including R&D, marketing, and operational expenses.
    Analyze financial performance, identify cost-saving opportunities, and ensure profitability targets are met.

    Qualifications

    Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration
    Proven track record of successfully launching and managing consumer products
    The ability to write, read, interpret, explain, and act on thorough understanding of technical documents, engineering materials, or related documents
    Ability to make professional business presentations in writing, through emails and reports, or orally, including complex business and technical matters
    Excellent communication skills, exceptional presentation skills and the ability to handle large audiences are a must.
    Demonstrated ability to interact with all levels of stakeholders in a solution partner or customer organization.
    Knowledge in consumer electronics
    Proficiency in MS Office applications with strong emphasis in Advanced Excel
    Excellent interpersonal, communication and presentation skills

    Apply via :

    www.linkedin.com

  • Communication & Knowledge Management Specialist 3

    Communication & Knowledge Management Specialist 3

    The Communication and Knowledge management Specialist 3 will be responsible for establishing a vigorous communications strategy and annual plans, using media relations including web-based, social media, and printed publications, to raise public awareness, build demand for local innovations, and increase motivation within the private sector and local governments. The Communication and Knowledge management Specialist 3 will conduct an aggressive, dynamic, and robust media outreach campaign to raise awareness of the project and strategic activities. This position will be based in Kisumu, Kenya, and will report to the Research and Development Lead.  

    Your primary responsibilities will include but not be limited to:  

    Establish and advise on communications strategies as part of technical activities. This may include organizing television/radio talk shows on public and private radio broadcasting services.  
    Support awareness raising of the program and the support provided by USAID via activities such as a media outreach campaign or news releases to radio, television, and electronic media.  
    Lead activities to showcase project work with an emphasis on results, including human interest and measurable impact examples. 
    Provide updates on the progress of communications deliverables against project activities. 
    Strengthen RTI’s network for communications and advocacy with relevant partners to optimize and prioritize the decentralization of DRM. 
    Develop, write, and edit case studies, briefs, announcements, and other project-related documentation. 
    Support coordination of project-hosted events, including logistics, writing speeches, developing collateral, and posting on social media. 
    Develop and regularly update an annual plan of communication products that covers project deliverables, reports, success stories, blogs, social media, and other products.  
    Update the project’s website and/or social media profiles.  
    Work with technical managers to write success stories, lessons learned, and activity reports. Drafts and disseminates media releases and project success stories to strategic stakeholders. 
    Support project activities that include communications and knowledge management products such as radio, television, events, reports, and publications. 
    Engage and manage communications vendors such as photographers, videographers, graphic designers, editors, and writers. 
    Ensure client and project branding guidelines are adhered to.  
    Train staff and partners on branding and marking requirements and ensure they that guidelines are adhered to. 
    Request and obtain signed consent forms for all interview, photograph, and video recording subjects, as well as relevant geotagging. 
    Create and expand a project visual library of relevant and visually impactful edited images and/or videos. 
    Develop other communication tools (newsletters, pamphlets, project briefs) as needed.  

    Qualifications

    Required Skills and Qualifications: 

    Bachelor’s Degree and 5 years of experience, Master’s degree and 3 years of experience or PhD and 0 years of experience, or equivalent combination of education and experience.  
    A degree in journalism, public administration, international affairs, or a closely related field.  
    5 years of experience designing and successfully implementing communication strategies and media outreach events.  
    Demonstrated experience working with USAID or other major donors preferred.  
    Excellent writing, editing, and proofreading skills. Writing samples will be required as a part of the interview process. 
    Ability to accurately and concisely convey complex and technical information. 
    Excellent management, coordination, and organizational skills.  
    Strong interpersonal and communication skills.  
    Ability to work in a team. 
    Proven ability to work under pressure, and with multiple concurrent demands. 
    Strong attention to detail. 
    Verbal and written fluency in English and Swahili is required. 
    Ability to travel and work throughout Kenya in difficult terrain/conditions at times.

    Apply via :

    careers.rti.org

  • Senior Project Coordinator – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) 


            

            
            Administrative Assistant (Nairobi) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) 


            

            
            Administrative Assistant (Nanyuki) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) 


            

            
            Administrative Assistant (Nakuru) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) 


            

            
            Administrative Assistant (Eldoret) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) 


            

            
            Administrative Assistant (Garissa) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) 


            

            
            Administrative Assistant (Mombasa) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) 


            

            
            Administrative Assistant (Kisumu) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP)

    Senior Project Coordinator – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) Administrative Assistant (Nairobi) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) Administrative Assistant (Nanyuki) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) Administrative Assistant (Nakuru) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) Administrative Assistant (Eldoret) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) Administrative Assistant (Garissa) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) Administrative Assistant (Mombasa) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) Administrative Assistant (Kisumu) – Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP)

    Job Description

    Project Description

    The Kenya Primary Literacy Program (KPLP) is a five-year USAID-funded initiative that supports the Kenyan Ministry of Education to deliver interventions at scale as well as pilot and expand innovations that address the language and literacy needs of primary grade learners while building more inclusive, accountable, and resilient education institutions and systems.

    KPLP has three broad objectives:

    Improving education services and student learning outcomes, including for vulnerable populations;
    Strengthening education institutions and systems to become more accountable, self-sustaining, and resilient; and
    Empowering local youth organizations to strengthen and sustain community and family support for student learning and wellbeing.

    Position Description

    The Senior Project Coordinator reports to the COP with responsibility for supporting the COP, DCOP, and Finance and Administration Manager with the coordination of work across technical and operational streams and across project offices to facilitate smooth running of the project activities. This position will also provide administrative and logistical support services to the senior team to maintain effective processing of information and data. This involves management of information and coordination of logistical and administrative matters with relevant internal staff and with external stakeholders. The Senior Coordinator prioritizes tasks and organizes work independently based on general direction from the supervisor.

    Essential Functions include, but are not limited to: 

    Ensures well managed and effective communication and coordination across the technical and administrative teams at the national, regional, and US offices.
    Develop and support systems and procedures that facilitate coordination, teamwork, and integrated implementation.
    Establishes internal tracking systems and procedures for correspondence and documents, monitors work progress and cases of priority and concern to the supervisor.
    Arranges appointments and maintains COP’s calendar, receiving high level visitors, placing, and screening telephone calls and answering enquiries.
    Supports high-level meetings, taking responsibility for finalization of the meeting agenda, invitations, the production and distribution of documentation, and preparation of meeting minutes and follow up.
    Collects and prepares briefing materials concerning official trips or special meetings.
    Monitors, maintains and organizes records management on SharePoint, containing the proper documentation of reference materials, documents, letters, and any other records, as required.
    Prepares correspondence for the supervisor’s signature; drafts correspondence based on first-hand knowledge of work schedule or events, rough notes, or verbal instructions for supervisor’s approval.
    Supports initial research and write ups on documents and publications required under KPLP in collaboration with COP, DCOP and Finance & Admin Manager.
    Works closely with team colleagues and provides support in the achievement of work priorities and objectives.
    Establishes follow-up system of actions taken and reports to the supervisor.

    Undertakes other related duties assigned by the supervisor.

    Qualifications

    Education:

    Bachelor’s degree required in education, business administration, or a related field.

    Skills and Experience:

    A minimum of 6 years’ directly relevant experience required.
    Excellent skills in MS Word and Excel.
    Excellent oral and written communication skills.
    Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail.
    Excellent interpersonal skills to work with staff at all levels.
    Proactive, able to work independently and meet tight deadlines.
    Ability to work within a cross cultural setting, negotiate diplomatically, manage sensitive information discreetly, and function well under pressure.
    Experience working with GoK stakeholders and with USAID funded projects desired.

    Language:

    Fluency in oral and written English is required. Proficiency in Kiswahili is preferred.

    Other:

    Applicants must be Kenyan nationals or hold current work authorization. 

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    Use the link(s) below to apply on company website.  

    Apply via :