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ICLA Technical Assistant - Mubi, Adamawa

Mubi, Nigeria

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Norwegian Refugee Council

CLOSED

ICLA Technical Assistant (Mubi)

Mubi, Nigeria

Child Protection Assistant - Adamawa

Closing: Aug 2, 2024

6 days remaining

Published: Jul 21, 2024 (6 days ago)

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Education:

  • A Bachelor’s Degree, HND or National Diploma in Social Sciences, Education, Economic, Another Human Development related field or equivalent of experience preferred

Work Experience:

  • At least two years’ experience working to support children, adolescent girl and boys, women or parents and caregivers
  • Experience with facilitation of group work with relevant populations

Demonstrated Skills and Competencies:

  • A high level of motivation to assist adolescent girls and boys affected by humanitarian crisis
  • A commitment to child protection and gender equality
  • A learning attitude and willingness to increase skills and knowledge in the protection of adolescent girls and boys
  • Experience as an active participate of social groups, with an understanding of group dynamics and processes.
  • Capacity building, facilitation, or training experience
  • The ability to adapt and work under pressure and strong interpersonal skills
  • Basic competency in computer skills.
Responsibilities

Education:

  • A Bachelor’s Degree, HND or National Diploma in Social Sciences, Education, Economic, Another Human Development related field or equivalent of experience preferred

Work Experience:

  • At least two years’ experience working to support children, adolescent girl and boys, women or parents and caregivers
  • Experience with facilitation of group work with relevant populations

Demonstrated Skills and Competencies:

  • A high level of motivation to assist adolescent girls and boys affected by humanitarian crisis
  • A commitment to child protection and gender equality
  • A learning attitude and willingness to increase skills and knowledge in the protection of adolescent girls and boys
  • Experience as an active participate of social groups, with an understanding of group dynamics and processes.
  • Capacity building, facilitation, or training experience
  • The ability to adapt and work under pressure and strong interpersonal skills
  • Basic competency in computer skills.
  • Child Protection Assistant will work within a Child Protection response team providing psychosocial support services to adolescent girls and boys and their caregivers in the communities.
  • Work as part of a Child Protection team in a safe space to provide support to children as part of broader response services.
  • Participate in identifying facilitators and an initial SEL/SAFE approach training and engage in ongoing skills building using SEL/SAFE materials.
  • With support from the CP Officer, mentor and coach facilitators responsible for co-facilitating sessions with adolescent girls (younger/older) and boys (younger/older).
  • Conduct initial assessments to identify the risks and needs of Children/adolescent girls and boys.
  • Work closely with other project staff to identify Children/adolescent girls (younger), adolescent boys, and female and male caregivers to participate in SEL/SAFE learning activities.
  • Act as lead facilitator to deliver sessions for Children/adolescent girls or boys together with trained facilitators.
  • Facilitate sessions for female or male caregivers enrolled for parenting sessions.
  • Provide Psychological First Aid and support to adolescent girls(younger) or boys who disclose experiences of violence and support referral to access required services
  • Facilitate feedback meetings with adolescent girl(younger)s and boys, female and male community stakeholders and caregivers and share feedback with supervisor
  • Complete weekly reports on project activities, including documenting feedback from participants of SAFE sessions and proactively sharing back lessons learned whilst facilitating the curricula
  • Participate in weekly team meetings.

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