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Closing: May 17, 2024
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Reporting to the Project Lead in Uganda, the Entrepreneurship and Learning Manager will play a key role in the HerStart team, providing technical entrepreneurship support to all project stakeholders and fostering a culture of learning within the team. Collaborating with partner organizations, the YCI team, Canadian volunteers, the Social Entrepreneurship Manager will coordinate activities related to training, coaching, mentorship, and funding for HerStart participants. They will ensure training quality through coaching and support to HerStart facilitators to meet the changing needs of young women entrepreneurs. In close collaboration with the global YCI team, the Entrepreneurship and Learning Manager will also lead the Uganda team in learning systems management and support in data collection.
We are seeking a passionate, skilled, and creative candidate with social entrepreneurship and learning experience to deliver exceptional results. We are looking for people to join our team who believe in youth as powerful agents of change, and those who are passionate about contributing to women’s empowerment and advancing both national and global gender equality agendas.
Requirements
• Self-starter with 5+ years of enterprise development experience in Uganda
• Passionate about investing in women and youth livelihoods and inspired by the possibilities of innovation and entrepreneurship
• Have a talent for fostering relationships with young people and diverse stakeholders
• Aligned with the Lean Startup approach and familiar with design thinking
• Demonstrated ability to mentor and support ventures at both the start-up and growth phase
• Informed by a strong network and keen understanding of the Ugandan entrepreneurial ecosystem
• Possess a learning orientation and willingness to participate in ongoing professional and personal development
• Thrive as a team member and work respectfully and inclusively with diverse stakeholders, including international volunteers
• Passionate about participatory approaches to training and learning and have experience in facilitation
• Demonstrate an integrated understanding of the principles of gender equality and the empowerment of young women, including a familiarity with the socio-economic profile of young women in Uganda
• Demonstrate commitment to issues and programs in gender equality and women’s empowerment
• Experience with new business development and implementation
Reporting to the Project Lead in Uganda, the Entrepreneurship and Learning Manager will play a key role in the HerStart team, providing technical entrepreneurship support to all project stakeholders and fostering a culture of learning within the team. Collaborating with partner organizations, the YCI team, Canadian volunteers, the Social Entrepreneurship Manager will coordinate activities related to training, coaching, mentorship, and funding for HerStart participants. They will ensure training quality through coaching and support to HerStart facilitators to meet the changing needs of young women entrepreneurs. In close collaboration with the global YCI team, the Entrepreneurship and Learning Manager will also lead the Uganda team in learning systems management and support in data collection.
We are seeking a passionate, skilled, and creative candidate with social entrepreneurship and learning experience to deliver exceptional results. We are looking for people to join our team who believe in youth as powerful agents of change, and those who are passionate about contributing to women’s empowerment and advancing both national and global gender equality agendas.
Requirements
• Self-starter with 5+ years of enterprise development experience in Uganda
• Passionate about investing in women and youth livelihoods and inspired by the possibilities of innovation and entrepreneurship
• Have a talent for fostering relationships with young people and diverse stakeholders
• Aligned with the Lean Startup approach and familiar with design thinking
• Demonstrated ability to mentor and support ventures at both the start-up and growth phase
• Informed by a strong network and keen understanding of the Ugandan entrepreneurial ecosystem
• Possess a learning orientation and willingness to participate in ongoing professional and personal development
• Thrive as a team member and work respectfully and inclusively with diverse stakeholders, including international volunteers
• Passionate about participatory approaches to training and learning and have experience in facilitation
• Demonstrate an integrated understanding of the principles of gender equality and the empowerment of young women, including a familiarity with the socio-economic profile of young women in Uganda
• Demonstrate commitment to issues and programs in gender equality and women’s empowerment
• Experience with new business development and implementation
• Learning System Management (30%): Ensure rigorous data quality control through proactive, participatory monitoring approaches for Catalyst Fund recipients; Contribute to data collection efforts as needed; Contribute to the development of the knowledge management system, including supporting the design of context appropriate data collection tools; Collaborate with YCI staff, volunteers, partners and stakeholders to identify best practices and lesson learned and strengthen the integration of program learnings across all facets of program delivery and to ensure sustainability; Inform HerStart communications and reporting initiatives with project results and performance reports, success stories, and consolidated data.
• Small Business Growth and Technical Leadership (20%): Manage the HerStart coaching and mentorship programs to inspire a culture of entrepreneurship across the program in Uganda; Leverage tools such as the Business Model Canvas to inform participants enterprise research, prototyping and planning, and identification of market appropriate value chain opportunities; Coordinate support for HerStart participants applying for the Catalyst Fund; Provide partners, mentors, staff and volunteers with coaching on how to effectively support HerStart participants.
• Training Quality Assurance (20%): Act as a Master Trainer for HerStart facilitators in Uganda; Provide technical support in the preparation of training modules and learning materials on main project themes, including social entrepreneurship, green business and women’s leadership development; Provide trainings, resources and curriculum updates to continually meet facilitator and participant needs; Closely monitor training quality and design and contribute to ongoing quality improvement of training materials and processes as needed; Work closely with HerStart Entrepreneurship and Learning Managers in Zanzibar and Ghana to share insights and lessons learned.
• Ecosystem Development (10%): Grow and maintain a network of robust mentors who can tangibly support enterprise development; Refer entrepreneurs to resources necessary to maximize business growth including funding opportunities, networks, professional services (legal, accounting, planning department) and mentorship opportunities; Engage Canadian volunteers in ecosystem development aligned with participant needs.
• Volunteer Management (10%): Supervise international and/or national volunteers in their professional deliverables that advance the goals of HerStart, and/or partner organizations; Provide coaching and mentorship to ensure their meaningful engagement and integration into the HerStart program; Leverage their expertise in the development and delivery of initiatives; Support in the onboarding of volunteers and support their success.
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