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poverty in a very practical way. We are governed by an international board
based in North America, the Bududa Canada Foundation. Our organization has three
divisions – Bududa Vocational Academy, Children of Bududa Sponsorship program,
and the Bududa Women’s Development group. These projects educate children and
young adults, promote local income generation, and empower women to excel and
start small enterprises. We care about our community and the importance of
Ugandans leading the next generation to a sustainable future. Bududa Learning
Center projects focus on training young adults to be independent through skills
education; supporting children in education/social work; administering
financial literacy and micro-finance for women.
Responsibilities:
- Project Coordination: The
incumbent will coordinate program activities and report events throughout
the year. Assist in strategic planning with the Executive Director for
sustainability of Bududa Learning Center. - Teamwork: Work closely with the
Chief Operating Officer & Headmaster of Bududa Vocational Academy in
establishing community presence and facilitating the projects in Bududa,
Uganda. - Communication: Prepare and
submit reports for review by the governing board and external
communication. Be proficient in internal and external communication by
writing donor reports, case reports, and analysis of field work. Support
crowdfunding and social media campaigns for fundraising work. - Global Presence: Maintain the
global website by including up-to-date quarterly field reports and running
the staff blog, including social media campaigns linked to the launch of
the site. - Community Presence: Act as direct
liaison in community engagement with government officials,
local/international non-governmental organizations, and community members
in field work, new projects and case management of youth involved on
projects. - International Volunteer Coordination:
Host and supervise interns and volunteer staff throughout the year by
coordinating field work, project schedules; supervising data collection
for Monitoring & Evaluation.
Experience:
- The Assistant Director must hold a University
degree preferably in international development or related degree (or)
seven years of related experience - Prior experience working in a
multicultural setting - At least two years of professional
experience in international development in a similar role, in communications
and/or project coordination/management (or) a combination of
volunteer/professional experience for three years or more - Proficient communication skills, in
drafting project reports and editing/writing for newsletters, One year of
professional or volunteer experience in a developing country - press releases, and/or other external
communication materials - Willingness to work closely as an
adaptable associate in this role to learn, listen and work as a team,
under humble conditions in a unique culture - Computer literacy i.e. proficiency in Microsoft
Office, including Word, Excel and Publisher - Willingness to work Monday through
Saturday on most weeks - Ability to understand the philosophy that
guides Bududa learning Center - Some experience with Quickbooks and/or
financial software - Willingness to come and experience rural
Uganda living
their updated CVs and cover letters with three references to Human Resources, [email protected].
October, 2016
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