(Offre en anglais) IWPR recrute un Media Consultant عودة إلى الفرص

Location: IWPR field offices around the world

Reports To: IWPR Regional Directors

Duration: Short term and long term placements

Desired Start Date: February, 2016

Payment Details: TBD

Title: Media Consultant/ Trainer

Reports to: Country Director/ Programme Manger

Based: IWPR Field Office

IWPR is accepting applications for professionals with significant media development and media industry experience to join its talent pool. We are looking for Country Directors and Media Consultants or Trainers to participate in future IWPR projects. We are particularly keen to receive CVs from Arabic speakers.

IWPR is constantly designing and seeking funding for new projects in conflict and post-conflict regions of the world, which bring media skills to local people. As these projects are finalised and approved we are likely to require staff at short-notice to travel out to various regions of the world to carry out both management and media related tasks on a short-term or long-term basis. If you would like to work for IWPR in either of these capacities, please see the same job descriptions provided below and complete our online application form, which allows you to upload your CV for review by our recruitment team.

Joining the pool will mean you will be amongst the first to be contacted when project plans are finalised. We will review all applications we receive and will contact you when we have an opportunity that matches your skills and experience. Assessment days may be organised throughout the year.

FUNCTION:

To provide media consultancy and/or training to local participants in IWPR projects in conflict and/or post-conflict areas around the world.

MAIN DUTIES:

Specific Duties will vary depending on the exact nature of the post, but are likely to include some of the following:

• Providing media consultancy/ training to local participants in accordance with IWPR project objectives.

• Preparing course outline and writing training manuals.
• Preparing training materials.
• Delivering training sessions in local language or with translator.
• Editing contributions of local participants in conjunction with Editorial Team in UK.

• Advising on equipment purchases and other technical issues.
• As needed, assisting in conducting general journalism workshops.
• Working closely with partners, NGOs and local journalists.
• Supervising local training staff.
• Providing reports on training carried out for submission to donors.
• Assisting in the development of further IWPR initiatives.
• Representing IWPR with donors, partner organizations and the wider international community.

• Ensuring that relevant procedures and policies are in place and are implemented.