在地协调员 - 利比里亚
In Country Coordinator Liberia
利比里亚国家协调员职位描述
2024年10月29日
关于SHE-CAN
SHE-CAN（Supporting Her Education Changes A Nation的缩写）是一家总部位于美国加利福尼亚州旧金山的全球非营利组织，致力于在战后国家——卢旺达、柬埔寨、利比里亚和危地马拉培养女性全球领袖。我们帮助有热情的年轻领袖获得美国大学和学院的奖学金，提供领导力培训，并将她们与美国导师团队配对，帮助她们在美国大学中取得成功，并在国内启动变革者的职业生涯。截至目前，我们已帮助来自卢旺达、柬埔寨、利比里亚和危地马拉的119名年轻女性获得超过3700万美元的全额奖学金，进入美国顶尖大学。
我们自2018年起就在利比里亚开展工作，已支持26名利比里亚女性获得美国大学奖学金。我们与Angie Brooks国际中心正式合作，并与SMART利比里亚等其他组织密切合作。
职位概述
我们正在寻找一位利比里亚项目的国家协调员。我们对组织或个人都感兴趣。该组织或个人将被指定为SHE-CAN在利比里亚的代表，并将在利比里亚作为我们的现场联络人，与我们的学者、利比里亚合作伙伴以及扩大我们在利比里亚的联系。
主要职责
- 支持学者：作为我们在利比里亚的当地联络人，支持3至7名即将前往美国的SHE-CAN学者，通过发放现金、组织小型活动以及在问题出现时提供帮助。
- 支持学者申请推广：协助推广招募新的SHE-CAN候选人，并在每年1月我们访问利比里亚进行新学者候选人面试时与我们的美国员工合作。
- 扩大我们的网络：帮助我们扩大对我们的毕业生有兴趣雇佣的领导者、政府部门、组织和公司的网络。
资格要求
- 在蒙罗维亚与领导者、公司、政府部门和组织有良好的人脉关系
- 有成功实施和组织项目的经验
- 个人或组织的关键代表需拥有大学学历，并至少有5年的工作经验
- 如果候选人代表的是一个组织，他们最好有能够作为关键代表的后备人员，并在需要时提供更多支持
- 我们将优先考虑对在利比里亚培养女性领袖充满热情并有相关经验的组织和候选人
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Liberia Country Coordinator Job Description
October 29, 2024
About SHE-CAN
SHE-CAN (an acronym for Supporting Her Education Changes A Nation) is a global non-profit organization located in San Francisco, California USA, that builds female global leadership in post-conflict countries – Rwanda, Cambodia, Liberia and Guatemala. We help passionate young leaders win scholarships to U.S. colleges and universities, provide leadership training, and pair them with U.S. mentor teams who help them thrive in college and launch change-agent careers at home. To date, we have helped 119 young women from Rwanda, Cambodia, Liberia, and Guatemala win $37M+ in full scholarships at top U.S. colleges.
We have operated in Liberia since 2018 and have supported 26 Liberian women in winning U.S. college scholarships. We are officially partnered with the Angie Brooks International Centre and work closely with SMART Liberia, among other organizations.
Overview of the Role
We are seeking a Country Coordinator for our Liberia program. We are interested in either an organization or an individual. This organization or individual will be designated as SHE-CAN’s representative in Liberia and will act as our liaison on-the-ground in Liberia with our scholars, our Liberian partners, and in growing our connections in Liberia.
Main Responsibilities
- Support Scholars: Act as our local liaison to our 3-7 SHE-CAN scholars living in Liberia who are preparing to come to the U.S. by delivering cash, organizing small events and helping them with issues as they arise.
- Support Scholar Application Outreach: Support outreach for recruiting new SHE-CAN candidates and working with our U.S. staff when we are visiting Liberia in January of each year to interview new scholar candidates.
- Grow Our Network: Help us grow our network of leaders, ministries, organizations and companies that are interested in hiring our graduates.
Qualifications
- Well-networked in Monrovia to leaders, companies, ministries and organizations
- Has experience successfully implementing and organizing programs
- College degree and at least 5 years of work experience for the individual or organization’s key representative
- If candidate represents an organization, they will ideally have a staff that can be a back-up for the key representative and provide more support when needed
- We will prioritize organizations and candidates passionate about, and with experience in, building women leaders in Liberia
Specifications of the Position
The SHE-CAN Liberian Coordinator role is a part-time position that requires approximately 10 hours a month. This position can be handled by an individual on weekends and evenings while working in another full-time position. Or the role can be integrated into the on-going work of an established and reputable organization. Yearly salary range is between $2K and $3K depending on experience and resources. The position requires a computer and solid internet connection.
How to Apply
To apply both individuals and organizations should send a resume and cover letter of the applicant or key leader to Apply Here. Organizations should also provide an on-line link to background on the organization.
Originally posted on Himalayas