Save the Children,Signature Programme Assistant Jobs in Rwanda(a day to go)

together, with partners, to inspire breakthroughs in the way
the world treats children and to achieve immediate and lasting change in their
lives. Save the Children works in thirteen districts in Rwanda with a current
staff complement of approximately 94 staff.

• Provide hands on support to the different
  projects, including:  Supporting the organisation and implementation
  of workshops, training and meetings;

• Ensure that project files are established and
  maintained in an easy, orderly and accessible way; etc;

• Support monitoring of implementation progress
  according to the programme and project implementation plans;

• Support cross-project learning and assist in
  the planning of future project interventions through participation in
  research activities, exploring opportunities and gaps, etc;

• Assist in translation needs.

• Produce the Signature
  Programme Quarterly Newsletter

• Develop and coordinate
  content generation for SP Social Media accounts

• Produce content for
  the SCI Rwanda website, as well as social media accounts;

• Manage the SP Social
  Media accounts, ensuring quality, frequent and consistent information
  sharing;

• Maintain a well organised
  SP photo bank that is easy to use;

• Keep a record of SP
  work coverage in the media;

• Document and
  disseminate meeting minutes;

• Design, produce and
  update SC brochures, posters, and other promotional materials;

• Work closely with the
  procurement and logistics team on Programme related procurement and
  logistics activities;

• Coordinate
  International Technical Advisors (TAs) visits to the SCI Rwanda office.

• Assist the Education Signature Programme
  office with other day-to-day activities.

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University degree in education, media or relevant social sciences;

• Demonstrated experience (1 year or more) in supporting the planning and
  implementation of programmes in an international development/NGO context;

• A sound understanding of the challenges and opportunities for
  literacy acquisition in Rwanda;

• Strong conceptual skills and the ability to think innovatively and
  plan strategically;

• Excellent communication skills, including fluency in written and
  spoken English and Kinyarwanda, and strong inter-personal skills;

• Understanding of and commitment to SCI mission, values and child
  rights-based programming approaches;

• Ability to work successfully and efficiently with minimal
  supervision and strong IT skills including Microsoft Office, content
  management systems and web based communication

• Experience in working in communications and/or event organisation
  in an NGO setting

• Experience in working for / in the interests of children;

• Basic understanding of key issues in the field of literacy, the
  literate environment and/or early grade reading.

• Experience of working in a fast-paced, result-oriented and
  culturally-diverse work environment.