Coordinator at Peace Child International

Deadline: 30 April 2012
Open to: Individuals with experience in working with youth groups, fluent in English and having business skills
Remuneration:  Food, accommodation and domestic travel expenses and a small weekly stipend of £25.00

Description

Peace Child International (PCI), a youth-led development and educational charity with consultative status at the United Nations, seeks a full-time, enthusiastic coordinator to join their team of international interns beginning late May 2012.

This is an excellent opportunity for someone with the right interest and experience to lead a programme looking at best practice across Europe of job creation schemes and support of youth entrepreneurial programmes

Responsibilities

  • To research and networks  of job creation schemes in UK and across EU
  • To work with youth groups in one specific town in UK to host a seminar featuring good local initiatives.
  • To maintain the data base of delegates
  • To organize planning of seminars and trainings – and to deliver them
  • To travel to different centres in Europe to meet with local groups. maintain contact with the affiliates/partners
  • To write report and ensure getting accurate reports and accounts from participating groups.

Eligibility

Person Profile:  These are the skills and abilities the ideal candidate will possess.

  • Be fluent English speaker.  Additional European language an advantage
  • Practical experience in working with youth groups.
  • Knowledge about business/management  skills.
  • Have some experience of delivering trainings and an interest in teaching / mentorship
  • Enthusiasm and an ability to generate ideas and carry project forward.
  • Good coordination skills.
  • Able to write up reports.

The right applicant would look forward to living in a diverse, multicultural environment, enjoy working as part of a team and being flexible / adaptable as new needs arise and preferably stay for one year.

Remuneration

PCI is a flexible, informal organisation – so you must be prepared to be adaptable, creative and pitch in wherever you can. This position is a residential internship located in Hertfordshire, UK (in between London and Cambridge). All volunteers live in shared accommodation and take turns shopping, cleaning and cooking. Food, accommodation and domestic travel expenses when on Peace Child business is provided and a small weekly stipend of £25.00. You will have enough to live on, but your real gains will be in work experience, contacts and personal development.

Application

Please send a covering letter explaining your motivation to apply for this job together with your CV to vacancies@peacechild.org by April 30th 2012.

For more information please use the contacts on the following link.

The Official Website

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