Thursday 6 April 2017

World Vision Tanzania Jobs

World Vision

Job Opportunities
World Vision is a Christian Development, Relief and Advocacy Non-Government Organization dedicated to working with children, families and communities to overcome poverty and injustice. World Vision is committed to the protection of children and does not employ people whose background is not suitable for working with children. All employment is conditioned upon successful completion of all applicable background checks, including criminal record.


“Our vision for every child, Life in all its fullness; 
Our prayer for every Heart, the will to make it so".

World Vision Tanzania (WVT) is seeking to recruit suitably qualified candidates to fill the following vacant

positions:


1.    Education Technical Team Leader -Arusha (1post).
2.    Natural Resources Management Specialist -Arusha (1 post).
3.    Cluster Livelihood Specialist- Nzega Tabora (1Post).
4.    Area Program Ministry Facilitator- Dar es Salaam (Oar urban), Tanga (Mswaki ADP), Tabora (Isanga & Simbo ADP), Arusha (Kisongo Makuyuni) (5 Posts).
5.    Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist: Kasulu kigoma (1 post).
6.    Field Technical Specialist- Digital Health, Monitoring and Evaluation: Dodoma (1 post).
7.    Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Manager- Arusha (1 post).
8.    Project Officer: Kasulu Kigoma (1 post).
9.    Grant Finance Officer - Kasulu Kigoma (1 post).
10.  Driver cum Logistics Assistant: Dar es salaam (1 post)
11.  Sponsorship and Program Facilitator-Tabora (Isanga ADP), Arusha, (Makuyuni ADP), Kagera (Bushangaro ADP), Tanga (Ulaya ADP) (4posts).
12.  Accountability, Monitoring and Evaluation Officer- Kibondo Kigoma (1 post).


To learn more about the job, minimum requirements, application deadline and how to apply kindly visit our Career Page:
 https://careers.wvi.org/job-opportunities-in-tanzania

World Vision Tanzania candidates for employment should be ready to read, understand, sign and adhere to the World Vision Tanzania Child protection policy which helps safeguard children from any forms of exploitation, sexual and physical abuse. The discovery of any previous child abuse offenses (before or after an offer of employment) will disqualify a candidate. However, World Vision Tanzania does not discriminate against any prohibited criteria in its employment.


Qualified women are strongly encouraged to apply.


Source: The Guardian 04 April 2017


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