The Christian Children’s Fund, non-governmental organization, is seeking for a dynamic, self motivated and resourceful person to fill a Finance Assistant position based in Dili Office. The Finance Assistant (for Country Office) assists the Finance Manager in the day to day financial management of the Timor Leste Country office. The main responsibilities include budget management, working fund accounts management, donor reporting, fund disbursements, CCF adherence to statutory requirements, and payroll preparation.
Skills and Experience: The successful candidate must possess a University degree or other Tertiary Education in Accounting/Finance and with at least two year accounting experience, preferably with NGO background. Ability to work independently and in a team. High level communication skills, both oral and written in English and Tetum (fluency in other languages used in Timor Leste such as Portuguese or Bahasa Indonesian, would be desirable). Highly motivated, with excellent organizational, planning and prioritizing skills. High degree of computer literacy including intermediate to advanced Microsoft Word, Excel and knowledge of accounting software. Ability/willingness to be flexible, forward looking and supportive in a challenging work environment.
All interested candidates should send an application letter and detail CV with names and addresses of three traceable referees to reach the office on or before Thursday October 2, 2008. The application should be addressed to the Finance and Administration Manager, Christian Children’s Fund, Avenida Nicolau Lobato, Bidau Lecidere, Dili or by email to lugiartodiana78@gmail.com Only short listed candidates will be contacted for written test and oral interview.
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
IrishAid Gender Projects Officer Deadline 3 October 2008
Project Officer with special responsibility for Gender involvements
Irish Aid/Timor-Leste Office
The Irish Aid Representative Office in Timor-Leste is seeking to recruit a full time Project Officer with special responsibility for Gender. The position is fulltime and open to Timorese Nationals.
General Information: the Gender Projects Officer would be responsible for ensuring effective gender mainstreaming is being adopted throughout the entire Irish Aid programme in Timor-Leste. Other duties include liaising with other key Government agencies, donor organisations and Civil Society Organisations including NGO’s that are active in the respective area of Gender issues. The Gender Projects Officer will also ensure that Gender is prioritised in current and future Country Strategy Papers for Irish Aid in Timor-Leste.
The successful applicant will be able to demonstrate an experience of working with Civil Societies and local NGO’s in Timor-Leste on issues related to Gender. The applicant will have fluency in Tetun and English and have the ability to coordinate information and to work cooperatively and supportively in a team environment.
Further information including Terms of Reference can be obtained via email at sinead.lynch@dfa.ie.
Letters of application, including Curriculum Vitae should be sent to sinead.lynch@dfa.ie or mail to Sinead Lynch, Embassy of Ireland, PO Box 383, 12 Rua Alferes Duarte, Arbiro, Farol, Dili. Any questions can be directed to the above email address or phone 7304023
Applications close Friday 3rd of October.
Irish Aid/Timor-Leste Office
The Irish Aid Representative Office in Timor-Leste is seeking to recruit a full time Project Officer with special responsibility for Gender. The position is fulltime and open to Timorese Nationals.
General Information: the Gender Projects Officer would be responsible for ensuring effective gender mainstreaming is being adopted throughout the entire Irish Aid programme in Timor-Leste. Other duties include liaising with other key Government agencies, donor organisations and Civil Society Organisations including NGO’s that are active in the respective area of Gender issues. The Gender Projects Officer will also ensure that Gender is prioritised in current and future Country Strategy Papers for Irish Aid in Timor-Leste.
The successful applicant will be able to demonstrate an experience of working with Civil Societies and local NGO’s in Timor-Leste on issues related to Gender. The applicant will have fluency in Tetun and English and have the ability to coordinate information and to work cooperatively and supportively in a team environment.
Further information including Terms of Reference can be obtained via email at sinead.lynch@dfa.ie.
Letters of application, including Curriculum Vitae should be sent to sinead.lynch@dfa.ie or mail to Sinead Lynch, Embassy of Ireland, PO Box 383, 12 Rua Alferes Duarte, Arbiro, Farol, Dili. Any questions can be directed to the above email address or phone 7304023
Applications close Friday 3rd of October.
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