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• Identification of potential field placements for students with
  partner organizations in the wider HORIZONT3000 network
• Assessment of partner organizations
• Development of assignment descriptions for internships of 3-6 months
• Preparation and orientation of partner organizations
• Prepare Work/Residence Permit application process

Implementation Phase:

• Organization of country specific orientation trainings for the
  students (twice a year)
• Render support in the process of conducting monitoring visits to the
  partner organizations during the internships
• Evaluation of assignments together with the partner organizations,
  the students and HORIONT300
• Perform any other duties in the Technical Advisory Program as
  assigned by the supervisor

• The SDG Scholarship Project Officer must hold a Bachelor’s Degree in
  Political Sciences, Development Studies or International Relations
• At least three years’ experience in project planning, implementation
  and monitoring with an (I)NGO.
• Ability to work against tight deadlines and under pressure,
  excellent attention to detail
• Ability to plan, prioritise and manage own workload under minimal
  supervision
• Ability to work on own initiative and to work well as part of a team
• Experience in project proposal writing
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, good problem
  solving skills
• Proficient in Microsoft Office packages (especially Word, PowerPoint
  and Excel)
• Competences in at least one field of rural development/natural
  resources, WASH and human rights/civil society is desirable
• Experience in working in a church-based environment is desirable
• Excellent skills in speaking and writing in English, knowledge of
  Luganda and/or Kiswahili is an added advantage

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