Academic Qualifications

Applicants must hold a degree from a recognised university in one of the following disciplines:

• Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
  
• Bachelor's Degree in Economics
  
• Degree or Master's Degree in Public Policy
  
• Degree in Research, Statistics, or related analytical discipline
  
• Degrees in the Built Environment are an added advantage, including:
  
• Architecture
  
• Urban & Regional Planning
  
• Engineering
  
• Quantity Surveying
  
• Construction Management
  
• Real Estate or related technical fields
  
• Development Brings Development
  
• A Master's degree in a relevant field will be considered an added advantage.
  
• Diploma holders in the same fields with proven relevant experience are encouraged to apply.
  

Experience Requirements

• Demonstrated passion for and familiarity with the real estate and built environment sector
  
• Experience working in policy research, legislative review, or advocacy environments Experience designing, coordinating, and implementing projects and programs Experience leading teams, supervising junior staff, or coordinating volunteers and committees
  
• Experience engaging public and private sector stakeholders
  
• Experience working within or alongside governance structures such as boards, working groups, or committees is desirable
  
• Experience in grant development, proposal writing, or donor-funded program management is an added advantage
  

• Provide support to research and development carried out that is of interest to KPDA members;
  
• Filing, record keeping and general organization of documents;
  
• Where necessary, assist in the preparation for the Public Policy and Advocacy Committee and its Working Group meetings;
  
• Where necessary, provide support the organization and running of research-based activities;
  
• Where necessary, assist in the preparation for meetings with affiliate/partner organizations;
  
• Any other duty as advised by the assigned supervisor.