The specific tasks
of the successful candidate will include the following:
1. Assist in
programme planning, monitoring, evaluation and reporting
2. Assist in surveys and research tasks
3. Assist in data entry and analysis
4. Monitor service providers
5. Translate wherever necessary relevant documents in Swahili and English
6. Prepare consultations with relevant stakeholders Including meetings and work
shops
7. Assist in budgeting and financial issues,
including organizing payments for
workshop participants
8. Assist in programme material production
9. Assist in awareness raising
10. Liaise with stakeholders, especially TGAs and community based groups
Qualifications:
1. Bachelor’s degree in forestry or relevant field. MSc is considered an
advantage.
2. Excellent academic record and solid experience in performing statistical
data analysis is a must.
3. Some work experience outside academic circles is an advantage.
4. Highly driven, able to work under pressure and follow deadlines.
5. Experience from multi-cultural and multi-disciplinary team work is an
advantage.
6. Ability to interact comfortably with rural communities and senior officials.
7. Excellent written and verbal Kiswahili and English skills.
8. Proven ability to deliver required outputs.
9. Willingness to travel to rural areas.
APPLICATION
INSTRUCTIONS:
If you are fully qualified for any of the above positions and are ready to
commit to delivering the required outputs, send your current CV and application
letter, in English, by email through hr@privateforestry.or.tz
Please quote the
position you are applying for In your email subject. While we thank all
applicants, only the shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
