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Senior Programs Officer – Entrepreneurship and Graduate Employability
CDIil y a 7 jours
Job Description
Lusaka
CDI
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- Identify, engage and establish partnerships with organisations willing to provide internship and employment opportunities.
- Develop and maintain a database of employers, internship opportunities and graduate beneficiaries.
- Match graduates with suitable internship opportunities based on their qualifications, skills and career interests.
- Coordinate internship placements, onboarding and engagement with host organisations.
- Maintain regular communication with interns and host organisations and address challenges arising during placements.
- Conduct follow-up visits and monitor the progress and performance of interns.
- Organise career-readiness sessions covering CV writing, job applications, interview skills, workplace etiquette, communication and professional development.
- Facilitate mentorship, networking and workplace exposure opportunities for graduates. Identify graduates interested in entrepreneurship and support them to develop business ideas and basic business plans.
- Link aspiring entrepreneurs with mentors, markets, business development services, financing opportunities and other relevant resources.
- Organise career fairs, employer engagement meetings, networking events and entrepreneurship activities.
- Track graduates after completion of their internships to determine their transition into employment, further training or entrepreneurship.
- Develop and maintain strong relationships with employers to increase opportunities for graduates.
- Maintain accurate programme records and prepare regular reports on internship placements, employment outcomes and entrepreneurship activities.
- Document success stories, lessons learned and programme outcomes.
- Contribute to programme planning, monitoring, evaluation and reporting.
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