Thursday, October 10, 2013

Program Quality Advisor

Anticipated Start Date:
Work Location: Ethiopia - Addis Ababa
Other Possible Locations:
Expected Travel:
Language Requirement:
Employee Duration: Active Full-Time
Type of Post: Accompanied - Family
Funding: Approved

Description
CARE Ethiopia is seeking a Program Quality Advisor (PQA) to build the country office local staff capacity for program design and quality support functions. S/he also ensures that CARE’s development and humanitarian programs and policy engagement in Ethiopia is fully in line with organizational policies and priorities, consistently meeting/surpassing international humanitarian standards, and increasingly and effectively integrated with its efforts in recovery and development. The PQA is expected to help CARE become a recognized and reliable leader in the integration and promotion of gender-specific analysis, design and implementation, ensuring that the specific vulnerabilities of women and girls are understood and addressed. The PQA will provide focused and targeted coaching and mentoring to members of the PQL and emergency unit as required to ensure the Country Office program design and technical assistance initiatives are in accordance with CARE Ethiopia’s mission, strategic objectives and program approaches, and program/ project design tools and principles. S/he supports program teams in the design of new programs and preparation of proposals.  The incumbent will be an integral member of CARE Ethiopia’s Program Quality and Learning (PQL) team, reporting to the unit’s coordinator and serving as the principal architect of organizational policy positions in the humanitarian arena, the principal guardian of humanitarian standards in its emergency interventions and the principal conceptual bridge-builder between/across CARE Ethiopia’s emergency and developmental programming portfolios.
Specific responsibilities include:
Program design and integration
Learning and Networking
Capacity Building

Requirements include:
  • Master’s Degree in appropriate discipline—international affairs, public policy, law, development studies, etc., or equivalent combination of education and work experience
  • At least six years’ experience in international humanitarian policy and development programming, with at least three in Africa
  • Demonstrated ability to build capacity in cross-cultural contexts, including training experience
  • Project design skill
  • Research, analysis and writing skills of high standard.
  • Design and implementation of Monitoring and Evaluation systems
  • Firm belief in and commitment to promoting teamwork, gender equality
  • English language fluency;
  • Excellent communication and presentation skills
  • Proven training and facilitation skills
Please be aware that there may be job advertisements and offers that falsely state that they are from CARE. CARE does not charge a fee at any stage of the recruitment process (application, interview, meeting, processing, training, or any other such fees).


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