Dan Royal Job/Vacancies

As the world’s leading independent children s charity, Save the Children inspires dramatic change for children around the globe. They are looking for experienced staff to implement a five (5) year PEPFAR funded project addressing the needs of orphans and vulnerable children in four (4) states.

A COMPETENT DEPUTY PROJECT MANAGER ABUJA
• You will coordinate state team leaders & project activities, and have substantial experience in management of similar development projects and/or field offices.
• Ideally, you would have experience of working for an international organisation with a relevant postgraduate degree.
• Salary N5.5M


A OVC ADVISOR - ABUJA
• You will provide technical advise and ensure that all project designs, implementation plans, activities, services/ and training activities are of high technical quality and in line with global and Nigeria national guidelines and best practices, and with USAID PEPFAR guidelines.
• Salary N4.4M


ORGANISATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ADVISOR ABUJA
• You will provide technical advise in ensuring that project designs, implementation plans, activities, services, and training activities are of high technical quality and in line with global and Nigeria best practices, and with USAID PEPFAR guidelines.
• Salary N4.4M


VILLAGE LOANS AND SAVINGS ADVISOR ABUJA
• You will provide technical leadership, guidance and direction in the design and implementation of the economic strengthening component of the links for Children OVC project primarily focusing on Village Savings and Loan Schemes.
• Salary N4.4M

METHOD OF APPLICATION
To apply, send your C.V. and covering letter in ONLY one attached document explaining how you are suitable to: [email protected]. The subject field MUST clearly state the position you are applying for (e.g. Deputy Project Manager, Abuja), or your application will be rejected.

Our selection processes reflect our commitment to the protection of children from abuse. Our people are as diverse as the challenges we face.

Application should be submitted not later than  23rd April, 2010