Title: Skills
Development Fund Officer
development agency, formerly BTC), together with different Government
Ministries, are implementing the bilateral co-operation between Uganda &
Belgium.
implementation of skills development funds amongst the target grantees as well
as supporting and coordinating skills development work amongst the other Field
Coordinators In the SSU intervention in 4 target districts of Masindi, Hoima,
Kabarole and Kasese, in the Albertine Rwenzori region.
(40%)
- Ensure quality of the SDF grants in the Albertine Rwenzori region
according to the Skills Development Fund (SDF) operational manual - Ensure compliance with the Grant Agreements concluded with the
partners and effective management of Belgian public funds allocated under
Program SSU - Ensure gender equity and social targeting of the SDF through active
promotion of specific target windows of the SDF and monitoring of
eligibility criteria - Support the other Field Coordinators in good planning,
implementation, follow up and coaching of the target SDF grantees - Ensure that the grantees’ reporting requirements and deadlines are
observed in accordance with the guidelines of the Grant Agreements - Conduct regular field visits to the target grantees to ensure
compliance with the grant procedure as described in the grant agreements - Be a focal person for the‘ periodic grantees reports i.e. coordinate
with the field coordinators to receive, review and validate the said
technical reports - Ensure adequate follow-up of administrative and operational issues
of the SDF in support of the field intervention managers and under
supervision of the international Grant Expert
Promotion (30%)
- Steer the promotion of the competitive SDF as an agent for change
and innovation in Skills Development in the Albertine Rwenzori region - Coaching and supporting the private sector organisations and the
BTVET institutions in Albertine Rwenzori region in introducing quality
proposals in the framework of the fund, based on a sound identification of
regional skills gaps - Support the setting up of a SDF knowledge sharing platform for BTVET
& private sector stakeholders & contribute to high level
discussions and scenario development around pooled funding for Skills
Development
Monitoring and Reporting (30%)
- Support monitoring (including tracer studies) and supervision of the
selected SDF partners & activities - Support the grantees’ capacity in general management and enabling
those who need it to become autonomous and absorb the support that the
SSU/SDF Program puts at their disposal - Support the grantees’ capacity in conducting qualitative skills
provision - Compile regular SDF progress and activity reports and compile
lessons learned from SDF supported activities - Contribute to the compilation of the periodic SSU regional and
overall intervention performance reporting - Work closely together with:
- The Field Coordinators in SDF planning, implementation, reporting
and quality control amongst the target grantees - The Monitoring and Evaluation Assistant in providing regular SDF
data on the SSU intervention indicators - The Regional Finance and Administration Officer to ensure proper SDF
financial follow up, management and reporting as per the SDF manual
- The ideal candidate must hold a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in
technical fields of Business Administration & Management; Social
Sciences; Social Works and Social Administration; Population studies - Five years of good track record and practical experience in grants
management for social development interventions - Relevant experience in facilitating co-operation between BTVET
institutions and private sector stakeholders is an advantage - Experience working with/in the private sector Would be an advantage
- Excellent report writing skills
- Soft skills such as to work in a team, yet work autonomously,
organized and independent, etc. - ICT skills in MS Word, Excel, &Access, as well as Power Point,
and Internet - Good communicator and facilitator
- Work experience in International Development Organisations and
Agencies in fields of Skills Development and Grants management - Ability to work under stressful conditions and having no objection
to working overtime - Valid motorcycle riding license
qualified and interested applicants should send their hard copy applications
including a cover letter, curriculum vitae (CV) of 4 pages maximum and copies
of relevant academic documents with names of at least 3 professional referees;
their emails and telephone contacts to:
Officer;
Terrace P.O. Box 40131, Kampala.
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