Interpeace Internship with Burundi Programme Jobs in Kenya
Interpeace Internship with Burundi Programme Jobs in Kenya
Background Interpeace is an international organization for peacebuilding. Its aim is to strengthen the capacities of societies to manage conflict in non-violent, non-coercive ways by assisting national actors in their efforts to develop social and political cohesion. Interpeace also works to assist the international community, particularly the United Nations, to play a more effective role in supporting peacebuilding efforts around the world. For more information about Interpeace, please visit www.interpeace.org
Scope of the internship:
Working as a member of the Burundi Programme, under the supervision of the unit’s Programme Manger, the intern will provide support support to the Burundi peacebuilding programme, and also bridge the information needs of the Burundi partner organisations in the field and office in Nairobi.
A skilled supervisor will guide and mentor the intern during the internship. This includes:
Discussing and setting the development objectives for the internship period with the intern
Providing the resources and support required to meet the requirements and development objectives of the internship
Providing mentorship and regular feedback on performance
Issuing an internship certificate
Specific Duties:
Based in Nairobi, the intern’s emphasis will be on supporting the team on a programmatic, timely reporting and operational level. Specific responsibilities will include but are not limited to the following:
Assist the Interpeace Burundi programme manager in the implementation of the Burundi peacebuilding programme including the BIC-Interpeace programme, CENAP-Interpeace programme and any other new programme being undertaken.
Support Interpeace’s key functions regarding preparation of donor reports preparation by the implementing partners from the field.
Provide communication and logistical link support for the Burundi peacebuilding programme from the Interpeace Nairobi office for activities on going at the field level.
Support in the compilation and review of written products, including publications, research and donor reports as well as other communication outputs of the regional programme, in collaboration with the programme officer.
Drafting of weekly context notes based on the partner team inputs and open source information on context developments.
Operational support for events, workshops and field activities by Interpeace and its regional programme partner organizations.
Support the development of emerging thematic programme and process including through the provision of academic inputs and identification of relevant research resources relating to regional programme content.
Support in sharing Burundi peacebuilding programme content with stakeholders and funding partners, including the dissemination of partners’ reports and films
Ad-hoc organizational tasks within the office including helping to develop organizational systems, such as databases or other.
Any other tasks as may be assigned.
Skills
that the intern will develop and knowledge that the intern will acquire:
An understanding of different stages of programme development (scoping, country analysis, stakeholder engagement, proposal development etc.)
An understanding of peacebuilding dynamics in several conflict and post-conflict contexts
Open source research skills to provide sound analysis of conflict dynamics
Drafting written communication (briefs, letters, e-mails, etc.)
Drafting documents for internal and external audiences
Planning and coordination of events
Duration:
The duration of the internship is 6 months and is full-time.
Stipend
A stipend is offered throughout the internship period.
Current pursuit of a Masters in Political Science, International Relations, Peace and Conflict Studies, Development Studies, or related field and able to dedicate six months to a full-time internship with the university’s/education institution’s agreement or
Completion of a Masters in Political Science, International Relations, Peace and Conflict Studies, Development Studies, or related field and pursuing a Master’s degree in the near future. Applicants will need to provide an attestation from the education institution where the candidate seeks to pursue the graduate degree attesting that this internship is aligned and will contribute to the educational purpose of the graduate degree or
Recent completion of a Master’s degree in Political Science, International Relations, Peace and Conflict Studies, Development Studies, or related field.
A strong desire to learn about peacebuilding while making a worthwhile contribution of time and effort to Interpeace
Fluent written and spoken French and English;
Good knowledge of common MS computer applications
Ability to work under pressure and multi-task
Excellent proven organization and communications skills
How to Apply
Qualified candidates may submit a complete curriculum vitae and a letter of interest to
recruitment@interpeace.org.
“Internship: Burundi Programme ”** MUST BE included in the subject line of the application e-mail to be considered.
Application closing date is 26 October 2020.
Please note that:
due to high volume of applications, ONLY short-listed candidates will be notified.
candidates who are non-Kenyans need to have valid Kenya work or student status to be considered.
For more information about Interpeace, its values and working principles, please visit the Interpeace website www.interpeace.org.
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