The Centre for Law and Socio Economic Development (CLED) is a leading NGO and consulting firm committed to empowering people and communities in Africa to create enduring prosperity for themselves and their future. Through our programmes, we are harnessing innovative strategies and using them to equip people to break the circle of poverty and live better lives. Most of our programmes are focussed on women and the youths in full appreciation of the critical role women and youths have to play in assuring sustainable development for the continent. Our strategy is to provide the necessary tools, information and skills that not only open up opportunities but empower them to take advantage of these opportunities.
As a consulting firm, CLED also offers the benefit of these innovative strategies and programmes that we are putting together to public and private sector organizations looking to design and implement high impact programmes as part of their commitment to improving the communities where they operate.
FACILITATOR/LECTURER
JOB DESCRIPTION
We are looking to empower young girls and women with high impact and in-demand ICT skills that are relevant to African economies as they try to catch up with global ICT trends and the huge opportunities it offers.
To achieve this feat CLED is looking to engage the services of facilitators/lecturers in the field of Advanced Computer training to become part of our corporate culture.
Lecturer 1 Introduction to Computer training.
Lecturer 2 Introduction to Coding.
Lecturer 3 Advanced Coding.
Lecturer 4 Coral draw & Graphics design.
JOB REQUIREMENTS
We are seeking professional teachers and facilitors.
Applicant must be interested in training and mentoring students.
Applicant must be able to lecture maximum of 20 students.
Applicant should have experience in training students in the field of Computer.
Ability to use Coding terms and Coral draw is a MUST.
TO APPLY
Interested and qualified candidates should send their CV’s and Cover letters to: iip@cledevlopment.com
DUE DATE: 17 August, 2015