Deputy Chief of Party- Indonesia Basic Education
Chemonics International, a global international development consulting firm (www.chemonics.com), seeks a deputy chief of party for an anticipated USAID basic education program in Indonesia. This USAID funded project will aim to support the institutionalization of best practices developed under the USAID
basic education initiative in order to consolidate gains made in improved teaching and learning and management and governance of education services. Successful candidates will have extensive knowledge and experience in one or more of the following key areas:
Instruction & training:Past experience supporting teacher training colleges, universities, provincially-based in-service teacher training providers, and other mechanisms such as distance education.
Education management & governance:Past experience supporting, leading, or developing the capacity of district and provincial education institutions to operate effectively and efficiently. Experience at the basic education level preferred, but not required.
Strategic planning and management.Past experience leading strategic planning, development, and implementation activities in large public or private organization as well as expertise in designing and leading capacity building programs to improve management and administration.
Program operations.Past experience with USAID grants management, project office management, financial management, communication and outreach, training, and monitoring and evaluation.
Qualifications:
· Minimum 7 years relevant experience
· Prior experience in one or more of the areas outlined above
· Experience working with international donors or organizations preferred
· Interest in working with a multi-cultural, international team in a dynamic and fast-paced environment
· Advanced degree in a relevant field preferred
· Strong verbal and written communication skills in English and Indonesian
Application Instructions:Please send electronic submissions to indonesiabasiceducation@gmail.com by June 11, 2011. No telephone inquiries please. Final candidates will be contacted.
Chemonics International, a global international development consulting firm (www.chemonics.com), seeks a deputy chief of party for an anticipated USAID basic education program in Indonesia. This USAID funded project will aim to support the institutionalization of best practices developed under the USAID
basic education initiative in order to consolidate gains made in improved teaching and learning and management and governance of education services. Successful candidates will have extensive knowledge and experience in one or more of the following key areas:
Instruction & training:Past experience supporting teacher training colleges, universities, provincially-based in-service teacher training providers, and other mechanisms such as distance education.
Education management & governance:Past experience supporting, leading, or developing the capacity of district and provincial education institutions to operate effectively and efficiently. Experience at the basic education level preferred, but not required.
Strategic planning and management.Past experience leading strategic planning, development, and implementation activities in large public or private organization as well as expertise in designing and leading capacity building programs to improve management and administration.
Program operations.Past experience with USAID grants management, project office management, financial management, communication and outreach, training, and monitoring and evaluation.
Qualifications:
· Minimum 7 years relevant experience
· Prior experience in one or more of the areas outlined above
· Experience working with international donors or organizations preferred
· Interest in working with a multi-cultural, international team in a dynamic and fast-paced environment
· Advanced degree in a relevant field preferred
· Strong verbal and written communication skills in English and Indonesian
Application Instructions:Please send electronic submissions to indonesiabasiceducation@gmail.com by June 11, 2011. No telephone inquiries please. Final candidates will be contacted.
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