UNDP/ YOUTH EMPLOYMENT COUNCILOR/ADVISOR - NATIONAL UN VOLUNTEER
Deadline: 27-11-2011
Location: Vitez, Zenica; Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Background
The MDG-F Youth Employability and Retention Programme (YERP) is a programme supported through the UN Millennium Development Goals Achievement Fund funded by the Spanish Government as a contribution to enhance the National ownership of the MDGs achievement, under the UN Reform framework. Several UN agencies, private sector and civil society are jointly implementing the Programme with the main aim to improve the employability of BiH youth, while providing new entry points to the labour market. Internal and external migration support will also be developed to optimize the potential of migration as an individual employment-seeking strategy that can alleviate local labour market pressures. In order to create preconditions for the provision of professional and effective assistance and services to young unemployed, the Programme has developed Outcome 2 ‘Enhanced capacities of the Public Employment Services and Civil Society to develop and deliver an integrated package of youth employability measures’ and will be working with Public Employment Services (PES) in both BiH entities and Brčko District in order to increase their capacities for the provision of assistance and services.
Qualifications/Requirements:
- At least 25 years of age
- University Degree or equivalent in Social Sciences (teaching, psychologists, social worker, etc.), Economic Sciences and/or Human
Resources
- 1 - 3 years of relevant experience providing counselling or mentoring (one on one), provision of trainings, hands-on experience in design,
monitoring an and evaluation of employability measures for young people, or other programming for young people.
- Experience working with community based organizations (CSOs) an advantage.
- Advanced computer skills
- Fluency in BiH languages (written and spoken). Fluency in English (written and spoken) would be an asset.
Deadline: 27 November 2011
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