Applications are open for the role of  a Trainer/Facilitator -Online Capacity Strengthening.

Oxfam is a global movement of individuals working to eradicate injustice and poverty via combating inequality.

Overview of Oxfam International
We collaborate with people in all areas—from the local to the global—to combat disparities, address the underlying causes of poverty, and implement revolutionary changes while providing life-saving assistance in times of need. Our dedication to the universality of human rights serves as the only basis for our activities. We take a global stance against poverty and inequalities, motivated by diversity and based on facts and experience. Our thinking, deeds, and interactions are significantly influenced by feminist perspectives.

Concerning WE-Care
In order to achieve gender equality and economic growth, Oxfam's flagship programme, Women's Economic Empowerment and Care (WE-Care), aims to close the gender gap in unpaid care and domestic work (UCDW). Phase 5.1 of WE-Care (2023–2024), currently in its fifth phase, has two additional components, a regional (Pan African) one and a global one, including four nations in East and Southern Africa: Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, and Zimbabwe.

Phase V of WE-Care addresses the following areas of revolutionary change:

In order to provide online capacity building trainings in subjects including advocacy, communication, programme administration, and financial management, WE-Care is looking for certified trainers. Each training session will include about thirty participants and be led by WE-Care partners, country teams, and the PMU. The instructor will design a plan and methodology, lead half-day sessions, choose training days, employ interactive engagement techniques, carry out pre- and post-training assessments, write a report on the session, and provide an easily navigable manual.

A work plan, assessment, effective facilitation, technical guidance, a final report on task implementation, and an easily navigable guide are among the anticipated outcomes.

A three-to five-day training programme, lasting half a day each day, will be conducted by the trainer in their designated area of competence.

The WE-Care team is inviting teams to submit documents by 29th December 2023, including an EoI, a summary of the scope of work, a tentative work plan, contact information of referees, an example of similar work, a curriculum vitae, and a financial proposal.

The title of each application should clearly state: WE-Care Capacity Needs Training_(area of interest), such as WE-Care Capacity Needs Training_Advocacy and Influencing, WE-Care Capacity Needs Training_Communication and Digital Rights, WE-Care Capacity Needs Training_Program Management, or WE-Care Capacity Needs Training_Financial Management. Applications should be sent to ssc.consultancy@oxfam.org.