Project Management Jobs In Kenya.
Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops – Project Officer.
Job Specifications
- Drawing Annual Work/Activity Plans and Log frames for the project he/she is in charge of.
- Custodian and overseer of project annual plans and other project documentation.
- Undertaking project implementation site support supervision visits as scheduled and generating progress implementation reports.
- Analyze diocesan project data reports, develop and present quality and timely reports to donors and other stakeholders.
- Ensure proper utilization of project and organizational funds.
- Participate in Education proposal writing processes including concept writing, budgeting and work plans creation.
- Coordination of the Catholic TVET Network to enhance the TVET institutions capacity and operations in the TVET sector through organized workshops.
- Collaborating with the members of staff in the Commission to ensure that all project components of are implemented in compliance with KCCB-General Secretariat policies.
- Participate in organizing of National, Arch/Diocesan Education related meetings.
- Should be ready to give support to any other project implemented by the Commission and or any other related duty assigned
Persons Specifications
- A Diploma or Bachelor’s degree in Education, Social Sciences from a recognized university with a bias in TVET.
- Minimum 5 years’ experience in project management role.
- Good writing and verbal communication skills.
- Good program leadership and communication skills.
- Innovative and self-driven.
- Good organizational and reporting skills.
- Ability to communicate and interact at all levels both internally & external organization.
- Flexible, professional with the ability to manage multiple responsibilities with demanding deadlines.
How to Apply
ALL applications for the position of Project Officer, TVET should be submitted through email address; potvet@catholicchurch.or.ke
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