- Implement TVET and OJT activities following the methodologies set by the Livelihood department respecting the administrative, logistical and communication procedures;
- Follow up the planning and implementation of the activities based on donor requirements and AVSI procedures;
- Work closely with school coordinators and TVET teachers to ensure the quality implementation of the activities following the SOP of the vocational department;
- Guide and track youth development throughout project activities;
- Conduct regular field visits for the monitoring of the quality implementation of projects activities, as well as spot checks on correct application of administrative and logistical procedures;
- Identify the needs and gaps and develop a work plan with project personnel based on previous month results (including technical recommendations);
- Collect and compile beneficiaries and activities info on project databases;
- Collaborate with the M&E department and facilitate data collection and validation through different M&E tools (database, focus group discussion, surveys and other);
- Conduct relevant research and provide technical expertise to support the program;
- Provide lessons learned from the field and suggest improvements regarding the activities’ implementation;
- Assist in the provision of comprehensive reports along the year including quantitative data and full descriptive narrative;
- Ensure monthly collection of timesheets, preparation of payment tables and follow up un payments disbursement
- Maintain up to date activities archive (both in hardcopies and electronically);
Intervention Sectors
Labor & Livelihoods
Location
- Lebanon
- Mount Lebanon
- Keserwan
- Jounieh
Application Deadline
Organisation
Salary Range
1200 to 1500 (USD)
Contract Type
Full Time
Requires a Cover Letter?
No
Experience Requirements
2 to 3 years
Education Degree
Bachelor Degree
Education Degree Details
Degree in Agriculture engineering/ Agri Business/ Development studies.
Arabic
Fluent
English
Very Good
French
Very Good
Hide guidelines for wrong answers
No