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Street Child is a UK charity, established in 2008, that aims to create educational opportunity for some of the world's most vulnerable children Street Child began its work in Sierra Leone in 2008 working with a small number of street children, eight years later we have helped to transform the lives of more than 50,000 children across Sierra Leone, Liberia a...
Location: Maiduguri with frequent travel to Adamawa, Yobe
Starting from: 1st December 2017
Duration: 1 month
Organisational Context
Operational/Context Role
Key Responsibilities
Provide technical input into programme design by researching, identifying and disseminating best practice and innovations in child protection that can be applied in the NE Nigeria context, specifically:
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Position Title: North East Nigeria – Child Protection Programme Manager
Location: Maiduguri with frequent travel to Adamawa, Yobe and Abuja
Report to: Programme Director
Specification: Nigerian Nationals Only
Starting from: 1st December 2017
Duration: 6 months
Operational/Context Role
Key Responsibilities
Leadership Behaviours:
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Qualification and Experience
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Applicants should send their Curriculum Vitae (CV) in English including three (3) professional references with their contact information, phone and email address, A cover letter describing the candidate's desire and motivation to work for Street Child and how your qualifications and experience are a good fit for this position to: marcello@street-child.co.uk with the subject "Application for Child Protection Specialist Consultant"
Note: Only short listed candidates will be contacted. Interviews will be offered before as applications are received.
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