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Scope of Professional Services and Deliverables:
- Develop Session Learning design and methodology for the assigned training topics/lessons,
- Prepare educational material and pedagogical methods for online and in-person activities relating to the workshop/training requested,
- Serve as expert topic lead or session resource, as may be fit and may be relevant to the training/workshop,
- Develop a detailed workshop activity design and methodology based on the activity objectives and program that will detail the methods, timeframe, and resource requirements for the program,
- Coordinate and develop with the Key Experts and/or Overall Facilitator the detailed topic contents, requirements and delivery and contribute to the finalization of the training/workshop program
- Work with the GoJUST Team to ensure that preparations before and during training proper are in place,
- Anchor the main facilitation during online and in-person workshops/training, using interactive and engaging facilitation methods to maximize participation. This will include: Planning, Organizing, Coordination, and Delivery for the whole duration of the activity including preparation and/or compilation of all the resource materials, schedule of activities, PowerPoint presentations, templates, and practical exercises; Face-to-face workshops; Question and answers; Individual and group training exercises;
- Develop with the support team of GoJUST the Measurement and Evaluation tools to gauge the progress of participants’ competencies and record participants’ responses and workshop/training lessons, outcomes, and findings;
- Coordinate with the GoJUST project team to ensure all logistics/preparations requirements are in place
- Coordinate daily debriefing with the GoJUST team and Resource Persons/ Trainers in situ;
- Provide guidance to activity documenter to document/capture activity process, outputs and assessments and review documentation prepared by documenter prior to submission
- Submit a Workshop/Training Summary Report which shall include highlights of the activity, process notes, and recommendations
Education/Experience/Language requirements:
Education:
- Advanced University Degree (Master´s equivalent) in law, public administration, social justice, development studies and/or other disciplines relevant to development work to assist the vulnerable sectors in their justice needs, with a preference for law, justice and grant management related discipline, is required.
- A bachelor’s degree in the above fields with two (2) additional years of experience may be accepted in lieu of the master’s degree.
Experience:
- A minimum of five (5) years of experience in training, development, communication, capacity building, knowledge management, facilitation, project/program management, M&E or other related fields is required.
- Experience in organizing, managing and facilitating training among justice stakeholders, academic institutions, law schools and/or NGOs, is required;
- Expertise in the topic or topics applied for is a distinctive asset:
- Project Management Framework for Access to Justice Projects
- Designing Access to Justice Projects: Philosophy, Goals and Objectives and Methodologies
- Setting up the Goals and Targets of the Project and the Monitoring System
- Reporting on Results and Risk Analysis and Monitoring
- Organizational Structure for Project Implementation
- Setting up the Financial Systems in a Grants Framework
- Innovations and Sustainability Strategies in Access to Justice Projects
- Guidelines and Best Practices on the writing of project proposals
- Mainstreaming Gender and Social Inclusion in Access to Justice Projects
- Computer literate; knowledge of and experience in the use of Google Suite is desirable.
- Experience in working with a range of stakeholders is an asset;
- Prior experience and sound knowledge of the Philippine Justice Sector context is an asset.
- Experience in managing Access to Justice programs/projects, is desirable
Language:
- Fluency in both written and spoken English is required.
- Fluency in Filipino or any major local dialect is desired
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