We have an exciting opportunity for humanitarians to join a pool of experts to potentially lead or co-facilitate one of our three Crisis Leadership Program (CLP) course offerings: Seed, Grow and Extend. We are continually expanding the CLP, and are specifically looking for facilitators to help deliver the program for a Sudanese context.
Work type: Consultancy
Location: Any (Home-based with need to travel once per cohort)
Categories: Course Facilitation/Content
Scope of Work
CHL is looking for passionate humanitarian leaders who believe in the importance of sharing lessons learnt and the dissemination of knowledge on core principles, soft skills and leadership concepts supporting both local and international peers across the humanitarian response in gaining more clarity on the complex humanitarian environment they work in. The Centre believes in the strong need to localise course delivery in the areas where the course iterations are offered.
Requirements & Qualifications:
Ideal candidates will have expertise in course and training facilitation, possess a diverse skill set and a deep understanding of both the subject matter and effective teaching methodologies. They have excellent communication skills, able to convey complex ideas in a clear and engaging manner, while also being adept at active listening and fostering open and brave discussion.
For a full list of requirements and qualifications, please download the EOI document.
Candidates who believe they are fully or partially aligned to the selection criteria are encouraged to apply and will be evaluated for lead and co-facilitator roles across the three Crisis Leadership Program courses: Seed, Grow, Extend.
Local Sudanese nationals are encouraged to apply and will be prioritised within the pool of applicants.
To apply for this opportunity please submit your personal details, resume, daily rate, and a short bio outlining your skills and experience here.
For a confidential discussion regarding this opportunity, please contact Petra Helal (Crisis Leadership Program Coordinator) via email at p.helal@deakin.edu.au.
