Country Director - OXFAM Tanzania 10/30/2009
Ref INT3454 Region Horn, East & Central Africa Location Dar es Salaam Division International Job Family Programme Closing date for applications (23:59 GMT)12 November 2009 Be that change Country Director; Tanzania Location: Dar es Salaam, (HECA Region) Salary: net £ 24,100 per annum (negotiable) plus allowances Contract Type & Level: B2 Global open ended post Oxfam GB has been working in Tanzania since the early 1970s.We have an innovative National Change Strategy, which focuses on Livelihoods and Vulnerability, Governance and Education and agribusiness that is aligned Oxfam's global campaigning strategy. Oxfam's vibrant every level. We collaborate closely with the civil society, government, donors, NGOs & the private sector as well as other Oxfam affiliates working in Tanzania The Role We require a dynamic Country Director to provide strong management and strategic leadership to the programme and to ensure quality programming and resource management. As our most senior representative in Tanzania, you will need to have strong leadership, excellent people management and representation skills. You will bring proven experience of managing a country programme including strategic delivery, managing budgets and funding, experience of humanitarian response, and skills in campaigning to bring about change. You will need to demonstrate a strong track record in integrating gender at all levels of analysis and programme delivery. The Person This is a challenging opportunity for a dedicated and highly motivated professional, with a strong commitment to Oxfam's values and beliefs. You will bring substantial senior management experience, and a solution-oriented & innovative approach to your work that will help turn ideas into positive impact on people's lives. You will have the interest and ability to develop and mentor staff and teams, and an understanding of institutional capacity strengthening and community development approaches and will lead to maximise the scope and potential of our partnerships to deliver change to those who need it most. If you believe you are the candidate we are looking for, please submit your application and CV detailing your experience for the post and include daytime telephone contacts to hecajobs@oxfam.org.uk or apply online at www.oxfam.org.uk/jobs using REF 3454. The closing date: 12 November 2009 We are committed to ensuring diversity and gender equality within our organization. MORE INFO... CD Tanzania Job Profile Oct 2009.doc Click here to apply for this job Source: http://www.i-grasp.com/fe/tpl_oxfam.asp?newms=jj&id=31192&rss=1 Business Plan Competition 10/29/2009
Welcome to the Business Plan Competition 2009. Before continuing, check the statements below and see if they apply to you:
If Yes, then you have come to the right place. The Business Plan Competition helps existing and aspiring Tanzanian entrepreneurs with the realisation of their business ideas and gives the opportunity to participate in training to improve their business skills and knowledge. For those who join the Competition, there is a chance to win one or more of the 300 money prices, varying from US$2,500/- up to US$15,000/-. Please select one of the pages from the BPC-information menu on the right for more information on this competition or simply click the button below to continue to the next step... click this link: http://www.bdgtpsf.com/en/bpc/eligibility to continue. ReliefWeb vacancies in Africa 10/29/2009
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The University of Dodoma invites applications from suitably qualified Tanzanians and expatriates (under local terms) to fill the following academic positions.
1. Tutorial Assistants This is a training post. Applicants must possess at least a Bachelors degree with a GPA of 3.8 and above and for unclassified degrees, overall average of B grade or above. 2. Assistant Lecturers Applicants must be holders of undergraduate degree with over all GPA of 3.8 or above and a B+ average in their Masters Degree 3. Lecturers Applicants must be holders of a PhD plus Maters and/or Bachelor degree with appropriate GPA OR Masters degree from a recognized University with teaching, research and consultancy experience of at least 3 years. 4. Senior Lecturers, Associate Professors and Professors Applicants must be holders of a PhD from a recognized University with teaching, research and consultancy experience of at least 5 Years for Professors, Associate Professors, and 3 years for Senior Lecturers. DUTIES Successful candidates for all the positions will be expected to: (i) Teach undergraduate and postgraduate students (ii) Conduct research and publish in their fields of specialization (iii) Conduct seminars (iv) Provide consultancy and public services in their fields of specialization (v) Attend any other duties as may be assigned by the respective Heads of Department/Other University Organs 3. Remuneration Attractive remuneration packages will be offered to successful candidates in accordance with Government Circular from the Treasury Registrar and other terms and conditions applicable to the Public Service. PROGRAMMES OFFERED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF DODOMA College of Humanities and Social Sciences 1. Bachelor of Arts in Kiswahili – BA (Kiswahili)] 2. Bachelor of Arts in History – BA (History) 3. Bachelor of Arts in Kiswahili Linguistics – BA (Kisw. Ling.) 4. Bachelor of Arts in Kiswahili Literature - BA (Kisw. Lit.) 5. Bachelor of Arts in English – BA (English) 6. Bachelor of Arts in French – BA (French) 7. Bachelor of Arts in Arabic – BA (Arabic) 8. Bachelor of Arts in Oriental Languages (Chinese) – BA. (Chinese) 9. Bachelor of Arts in Oriental Languages (Japanese) - BA. (Japanese) 10. Bachelor of Arts in Oriental Languages (Korean) - BA. (Korean) 11. Bachelor of Arts in Literature – BA (Lit.) 12. Bachelor of Arts in Tourism and Cultural Heritage – BA (TCH) 13. Bachelor of Arts in Development Studies - BA (DS) 14. Bachelor of Arts in Economics - BA (EC) 15. Bachelor o Arts in Economics and Sociology – BA (ES) 16. Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Statistics – BA (Eco. Stat) 17. Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Economics and Policy - BA (EEP) 18. Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Disaster Management - BA (EDM) 19. Bachelor of Arts in Fine Arts and Design 20. Bachelor of Arts in Theatre and Films 21. Bachelor of Arts in Geography and Environmental Studies - BA (GE) 22. Bachelor of Arts in International Relations – BA (IR) 23. Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Public Administration - BA (PSPA) 24. Bachelor of Arts in Project Planning, Management and Community Development - BA (PPM & CD) 25. Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration - BA (PA) 26. Bachelor of Arts in Sociology - BA (SO) 27. Bachelor of Arts in Statistics (BA. STAT) 28. Bachelor of Business Administration - BBA 29. Bachelor of Business Administration – BBA Evening 30. Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting - B.Com (AC) 31. Bachelor of Commerce in Finance - B.Com (FN) 32. Bachelor of Commerce in Finance (with options in Banking option or Corporate Finance) 33. Bachelor of Commerce in Human Resources Management - B.Com (HRM) 34. Bachelor of Commerce in International Business (BCOM. IB) 35. Bachelor of Commerce in Management Science (Information System Management Option) BCOM.MS 36. Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing - B.Com (MK) 37. Bachelor of Commerce in Small Business Entrepreneurship - B.Com (SBE) 38. Master of Arts by thesis in Kiswahili, History and English 39. Master of Arts in Linguistics (MA Linguistics) 40. Master of Arts in Kiswahili Literature (MA Kiswahili Literature) 41. Master in Business Administration (MBA) 42. Executive MBA 43. Master in Public Administration (MPA) 44. Master in International Relations (MIR) 45. Master in Development Studies (MA DS) 46. Master of Arts in Sociology (MA Sociology) 47. Master of Science in Natural Resources 48. Management (M. Sc. NRM) 49. Master of Arts in Demography (MA Demography) 50. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) College of Education 1. Bachelor of Education in Arts - B. Ed. (Arts) 2. Bachelor of Education in Commerce - B. Ed. (Com) 3. Bachelor of Education in Psychology - B. Ed. (Psycho) 4. Bachelor of Arts with Education - BA (Ed) 5. Bachelor of Education in Special Needs - B. Ed. (SPED) 6. Bachelor of Education in Early Childhood Education – B. Ed. (ECE) 7. Bachelor of Science with Education - B. Sc. (Ed) 8. Bachelor of Education in Science - B. Ed. (Sc.) 9. Bachelor of Education in Guidance and Counseling – B. Ed. (GUCO 10. Bachelor of Education in Adult Education and Community Development - B. Ed. (ADEC) 11. Bachelor of Education Management and Administration - B. Ed (MAD) 12. Bachelor of Education – Policy, Planning and Management - B. Ed. (PPM) 13. Postgraduate Certificate in Education - (PGCE) 14. Postgraduate Diploma in Education -(PGDE) 15. Masters of Arts in Education - (MA. Educations) 16. Doctor of Education - (Ed. D) 17. Doctor of Philosophy in Education (PhD. Ed) College of Informatics and Virtual Education 1 Certificate in Computer Science - (CS) 2 Diploma in Computer Science - (CS 3 Bachelor of Science in Computer Science - B.Sc. (CS) 4 Bachelor of Science in Information Systems - B.Sc. (IS) 5 Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering -B.Sc.(SE) 6 Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering -B.Sc. (CE) 7 Bachelor of Science in Business Information Systems - B.Sc. (BIS) 8 Bachelor of Science in Telecommunications Engineering - B.Sc. (TE) 9 Master of Science in Computer Science (M. Sc. CS) 10 Master of Science in Telecommunication Engineering (M. Sc. TE) Prospective College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics 1. Bachelor of Science in Mathematics - B.Sc. (Maths.) 2. Bachelor of Science in Statistics & Mathematics - B.Sc. (Stat.) 3. Bachelor of Science in Biology 4. Bachelor of Science in Chemistry 5. Bachelor of Science in Physics 6. Master of Science in Dry-land Biodiversity Conservation Prospective College of Health and Allied Sciences 1. Doctor of Medicine 2. Bachelor of Science in Nursing Prospective College of Earth Sciences 1. Bachelor of Science in Mineral processing 2. Bachelor of Science in Applied Geology 3. Bachelor of Science in Mining Engineering Mode of Application Applications must be accompanied with detailed Curriculum Vitae, relevant copies of certificates i.e. Degree certificates /testimonials, academic transcripts and secondary School certificates; names and addresses of at least three referees and mode of communication, e.g. telephone, fax and email should be submitted to: The Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic, Research and Consultancy) The University of Dodoma P.O. Box 259, Dodoma, Tanzania. FAX: +255-026-2310005 EMAIL: dvc-arc@udom.ac.tz Closing date is THREE (3) WEEKS from the date of the first appearance of this advertisement Do you want to give successful, professional presentations? Do you want to learn to put your message across to your audience as clearly, effectively and memorably as possible? Starting from Monday 9th November at the British Council, we are offering: Presentation Skills Designed to help you perform better in your professional life and enhance your career opportunities For further information come and talk to us. We are on the corner of Samora Avenue and Ohio Street, or call (022) 2165300. British Council Samora Ave/Ohio St, Dar es Salaam www.britishcouncil.org/tanzania email:info@britishcouncil.or.tz /megan.coles@britishcouncil.or.tz tel: (022) 2165300. Freelance Translation - African 10/29/2009
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Visa formalities: Are you ready to attend? The Union would like to remind you that, if you require a visa to travel to Mexico for the World Conference, the formalities will not start until you have submitted your application for a letter of invitation to the Conference Secretariat. Please read the step-by-step process required to request a letter of information and learn more about visa applications by clicking here The countdown to Cancún has begun! Meet the Experts sessions Meet-the-Experts sessions are always a popular feature of the conference. Delegates can present their questions to a variety of experts at one of seven Meet the Experts sessions scheduled on Monday, 7 December, from 08:00 to 08:50. Registration for the sessions will be handled onsite and will be on a first-come, first-served basis as the number of attendees for each session is limited. These sessions are complimentary for registered participants and will focus on informal discussions covering a specific topic. The list of those speaking at Meet the Experts sessions will be posted on the conference website soon. Register now for post-graduate course 8: Intensive course in public health ethics Friday, 4 December, from 09:00 to 17:00 "“This course will provide an intensive overview of the emerging field of public health ethics, focusing especially on issues related to tuberculosis and lung health. The course is divided into seven modules covering the following topics: Introduction to Bioethics and Public Health Ethics; Public Health Law and Human Rights; Public Health Ethics Frameworks; Research Ethics; Ethics and Epidemiology; Ethics and Tuberculosis; Ethics and Tobacco”. To read more about the course described here by Prof Mary Edginton, click here Registration "The deadline for pre-registration is Friday, 6 November 2009. You are strongly advised to register before that deadline. After this date, all the registrations will be processed on-site at the Cancún Convention Center, beginning on Thursday, 3 December, at 14:00 pm. The Union website Membership Services Camp Manager wanted 10/27/2009
Nomad Tanzania is looking for a temporary assistant manager for theirGreystoke camp in the Mahale Mountains National Park. This is a short termposition for the months of January and February 2010 and the candidate willbe working alongside the camp manageress. Experience in up-market camp/lodgemanagement required. Swahili speakers preferred. Please send applications to stephanie@nomad.co.tz Nomad Tanzania Ltd Tel: +255 (0)27 255 3819/20/30 Tel: +255 (0)27 255 5237Fax: as above Mobile: +255 (0)787 595902 Website: www.nomad-tanzania.com Tucson, Arizona, United States 19-21 May, 2010 IDA REFOCUSED The biennial IDA Symposium series started in 1995, focused on the problem of end-to-end intelligent support for data analysis. Like many technical conferences, the Symposium gradually detached from its motivating problem and became associated with vanilla data mining algorithms. In 2010 the Symposium will return to its roots: modeling and analyzing complex, dynamical systems using abstractions and techniques that cut across domains. The program will be interdisciplinary, emphasizing "first look" papers on high-impact work that might elsewhere be considered preliminary. To stimulate interactivity, the meeting will be held on the residential campus of Biosphere 2, near the University of Arizona's campus in Tucson. CALL FOR PAPERS IDA2010 solicits papers on all aspects of intelligent data analysis, particularly papers on intelligent support for modeling and analyzing complex, dynamical systems. IDA2010 particularly encourages papers about: - Novel applications of IDA techniques to complex systems - Novel modes of data acquisition and the associated issues - Robustness and scalability issues of IDA techniques - Visualization and dissemination of results Intelligent support for data analysis goes beyond the usual algorithmic offerings in the data mining literature. Papers about established technology will only be accepted if the technology is embedded in intelligent data analysis systems, or is applied in novel ways to analyzing and/or modeling complex systems. The conventional reviewing process, which favors incremental advances on established work, can discourage the kinds of papers that IDA 2010 hopes to publish. The reviewing process will address this issue explicitly: referees will evaluate papers against the stated goals of the symposium, and any paper for which at least one senior program committee member writes an informed, thoughtful, positive review will be accepted irrespective of other reviews. The proceedings of IDA2010 will again appear in Springer's Lecture Notes in Computer Science series. For more details on submission and review process, see the conference webpage (www.ida2010.org) or contact the program chairs. IMPORTANT DATES: 5 February: submission deadline 1 March: author notification 10 March: camera-ready copy Creative Associates International, Inc. specializes in international development in the areas of education and community transitions. Based in Washington, DC, and Nairobi, the firm has field offices in 20 countries and conducts development projects with USAID and other donors. Creative is currently preparing for an upcoming education activity in Tanzania funded by USAID, and seeks expressions of interest from qualified professionals who meet the qualifications for Deputy Chief of Party. The Deputy Chief of Party will report to the chief of party and will be responsible for the day-to-day technical implementation of the project. The DCOP will have strong technical and leadership skills and will assist the COP to ensure all contractual obligations are met within agreed up on time frame. The DCOP will serve as COP in the absence of the COP. Required Skills and Qualifications
Employment and selection of candidates are contingent upon award of project. Job Descriptions are not final and may be subject to further approval. Apply by: 25 November 2009 Contract Length: Full-time staff position |