Right To Play Project Coordinator Job Vacancy in Bugesera, Rwanda

Background:
Right to Play (RTP) is committed to improving the
lives of children and to strengthening their communities by translating the
best practices of sport and play into opportunities to promote development, Health
and peace.
Right To Play would like to fill the below
described vacant position for its Office based in Bugesera.

Position : Project
Coordinator
Reporting to : Project
Officer
Location : Eastern
Province, Bugesera District, Rwanda.
I. JOB SUMMARY:
Right To Play is recruiting a Project
Coordinator
for its Rwanda Country Program. S/he will be responsible for
coordinating and managing the implementation of Right To Play activities in
Bugesera and will be based at the Eastern Province Office. The incumbent will
be directly supervised by the Project Officer. The Project Coordinator (PC)
will be responsible, (i) building the capacity of Right To Play partners, (ii)
enhancing Right To Play overall public image, (iii) supporting Right To Play in
achieving its goals in Rwanda, (iv) reporting to donor and developing proposal,
(v) organizing and implementing workshops. S/he is also responsible of the
overall management of the Project in his/her area of intervention with a focus
on adult education training, budget development and monitoring, working with
children and youth to promote their holistic development, education, health and
peace.
RESPONSIBILITIES AND TASKS:
Job Responsibility # 1: Project Management and
administration
Work under the supervision and guidance of Project
Officer to:
  • Ensure local implementation of MoU’s and
    agreements with local representation of Government, UN Agencies and
    Partner Organizations
  • Responsible and accountable for overall
    implementation and financial management of the project assigned to
    Him/her.
  • Conduct an assessment of the number of
    teachers, coaches, trainers that could apply the RTP Modules after having
    appropriate training, as well to the number of beneficiaries
  • In collaboration with the project team,
    support in cost effective preparation of operational plans and budgets.
  • Manages the budget within each project task
    area assigned to him/her to ensure that resources are utilized as
    budgeted. 
  • Ensure partners are in compliance with Code of
    Conduct and Child Protection Policy.
  • Responsible and accountable for effective
    project spending according to the approved budget.
  • Ensure accurate and transparent reporting that
    highlights follow up and action
  • Ensure accurate collection and timely
    submission of quantitative monitoring information according to Right To
    Play monitoring tools.
  • Produce and support PM in preparing quality
    narrative and analytical reports, according to the reporting schedule.
  • Provide updates of lessons learned and best
    practices to Project Coordinator and report on progress and challenges as
    they arise.
  • Share all project related activities and
    information of stakeholders with the Project coordinator.
  • Provide a weekly project brief
  • Follow up logistic, administrative and other
    related issues as needed,
  • Obtain quotes for equipment lists and
    purchases when asked
  • Follow up payments for vendors, petty cash and
    other related issues  when asked
  • Draft petty cash monthly financial report and
    provide proper documentation for petty cash
Time: 15%
Job Responsibility # 2: Training
Work under the supervision and guidance of Project
Officer to build individual and organizational capacity through coach training
to utilize sport and play as tools to achieve child development, an individual
and community capacity goals:
  • Assist in developing appropriate training
    curriculum and supporting resources
  • Deliver TOT workshop in RTP program modules
    for organizational partners/ beneficiaries
  • Assess on going training needs, lead
    evaluation and provide support to local coaches
  • In consultation with the Communications
    Coordinator and Training Officer, determine suitable events based on
    Government priorities
  • In consultation with the Communications
    Coordinator and Training Officer, facilitate participation of media and
    Athlete Supporters in project activities and events.
Time:  20%
Job Responsibility # 3: Activity Implementation
Work under the supervision and guidance of Project
Officer to facilitate regular sport and play activities in RTP modules,
inclusive of Creating a Safer World, Youth as a Leader, Red Ball Child Play,
Early Childhood Program, and Live Safe Play Safe.
  • Delivering training to School Teachers,
    Trainers and Trainers of  public and private schools and other I/NGOs
    and CBOs on standard of RTP Modules
  • Implement agreed upon plans and ensure
    implementation of activities align with specific outcomes in the logframes
    and other project documents
  • Encourage and support local coach led
    initiatives
  • Work with trained coaches to develop on
    activity schedule
  • Coordinate with partners to monitor activities
    of trained coaches and trainers
  • Conduct and organize special event activities,
    play day and sport tournaments and delegations
  • Conduct regular field visits concerning
    program implementation
  • Coordinate and facilitate the weekly team
    meeting between staff
Time: 40 %
Job Responsibility # 4: Partnerships
Work under the supervision and guidance of Project
Officer to establish and maintain partnerships through regular consultations
with local partners, stakeholders and key beneficiaries in the implementation
of RTP programming:
  • Conduct an assessment survey to determine the
    NGOs that RTP could partner with
  • Participate in regular partner and
    beneficiaries meeting, reporting minutes observed and next steps
  • Support the Project Manager to secure formal
    partnerships for effective implementation of RTP programming
  • Represent Right To Play in partner and
    coordination meetings in the project location
  • Establish and maintain local relationships
    with representations of the Government, UN Agencies, Local, National and
    International NGO’s
  • Support new partnership and develop new
    proposals based on needs of children and youth.
Time: 5 %
Job Responsibility # 5: Monitoring and Evaluation
Work under the supervision of Project Officer to:
  • Participate and support the implementation of
    the Participation Monitoring System
  • Implement child tracking system that favors
    rigorous follow up of changes among children and youth
  • Monitor the implementation of local resources
    and training.
  • Assist M&E Officer in conducting baseline
    assessments for new projects and as required during project expansion
  • Maintain accurate data base of all program
    beneficiaries in his/her area of work
  • Support M&E Officer to develop strong
    project reports
  • Provide sufficient, accurate and timely inputs
    to reports
  • Submit periodic and quality reports on
    projects unders his/her supervision
Time: 20 %
III. Qualifications
A) Education/ Training/ Certificate:
Required:
Bachelor’s degree in Project Management or Social
studies and experience with INGO work in one of RTP areas of focus (Education,
Health, Child protection, Gender Equality, Community Engagement, Inclusion)
Desired:
A Master’s degree preferably in Social Sciences,
Development Studies, or other disciplines relevant to Right To Play focus areas
(Education, Health, Child protection, Gender Equality, Community Engagement,
Inclusion.).
b) Experience and Core Competencies
Required:
  • Strong training and facilitation skills;
  • Background in adult education is preferred –
  • Participation in sport and play;
  • Experience leading organized activities for
    children –
  • Proven experience in Result based project
    management; including research and strategy, planning, and financial
    management –
  • Proven experience in training and motivating
    staff;
Desired:
  • Experience in working with partner
    organizations, with I/NGOs –
  • Previous experience in social works
D) KNOWLEDGE AND TECHNICAL SKILLS
Required:
Fluency in French, English and Kinyarwanda –
Written and verbal communication skills, and confidence using these in a cross
cultural environment – Effective reporting writing and analytical skills –
Computer literacy in Word, Excel and PowerPoint
LAST DAY TO APPLY:     
Applications (CV, notified academics documents and
names of three references) must be submitted to the Human Resource of Right To
Play Rwanda, at Right To Play Rwanda Country Office, located at Kimihurura,
Gasabo-District, near Ogopogo Restaurant, House KN 14 KN 14 no later than March
22nd 2014 at 5.00 pm.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
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