Position: Volunteers (Premium Job)

  • No. of Openings 1
  • Category NGO/INGO/Social/Develop.Projects
  • Job Location 26
  • Job Level Junior Level
  • Salary As Per Organization's Rule
  • Education Level Bachelor's
  • Experience Experience preferred in related field
  • Expiry date Sep 20, 2019 (Expired)
Job Description

International Citizen Service (ICS)

International Citizen Service is a UK government-funded volunteer programme aimed at providing Nepali and UK young people with the opportunity to work together in the development sector to have an impact and become active global citizens. The programme is split into 2 parts, a 10-week placement and then a personal commitment to follow up on your learning with writing a report. You will receive a certificate of completion from the UK government once your report has been accepted. There are also other further opportunities to engage with the UK government Department for International Development (DFID) youth programmes after completion of the programme.

For the first part (placement), young people from the UK will travel to Nepal and work with you as part of a team of 12 volunteers – 6 Nepali and 6 UK plus 2 Team Leaders (1 Nepali/1 UK).

Our programmes are based in Gorkha and Makawanpur, and you will be living for 10 weeks in a selected community in a host home with a UK volunteer partner and will have 2 Team Leaders who manage the programme.

You will be responsible for delivering awareness-raising sessions, community infrastructure, developing resources for the community, undertaking needs assessments and action research, helping our partners deliver training to the communities and promoting active global citizenship. You will live with a host home family in a community alongside a UK counterpart and you’ll be expected to participate in family life.

The programme will contribute towards an immense personal and professional development, beginning with leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills, while the working environment provides you the opportunity to work in a diverse team emphasizing on teamwork, and the whole project cycle management from planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation. Some of the technical skills that you will learn will be related to WASH or livelihoods improvement depending upon the theme you are engaged in.

Job Specification
  • For being a Volunteer, your age should be between 18-25. A good level of spoken English is important as you will be working with/supporting International and National volunteers.
  • You must be flexible and adaptable, enjoy working with others, be self-assured and have an openness to experiencing new culture and experiences
  • We expect a high degree of commitment, motivation and your acceptance of our code of conduct, which includes no alcohol, drugs
  • You will have to pass an interview and a group assessment
>Please Note: 

>The role is voluntary and unpaid – but you are provided with accommodation, transport, food and medical cover throughout the programme.

Apply Instruction

Apply online – raleighnepal.org/volunteer-application-form-English/

For any queries call on 01 554 4325

For more information, please visit our website: www.raleighnepal.org

We welcome applications from a diverse range of people and actively encourage women and those from a minority to apply.

This job has been expired on 2019-09-20
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Raleigh has been working in Nepal since January 2015. Following the devastating earthquakes in April and May that year, we believe there is an even ...

Raleigh has been working in Nepal since January 2015. Following the devastating earthquakes in April and May that year, we believe there is an even stronger need to work together with communities to create lasting change.

We support local partners and communities in Gorkha and Makwanpur districts – areas severely affected by the earthquakes. The focus of our work is Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Livelihoods and Youth Development.

Along with our partners we have identified the challenges facing local communities, and specifically local youth, as well as the wider picture of current development initiatives in Nepal.

 

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