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7 Employment opportunities at PLAN INTERNATIONAL

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Locations: kibondo, Kasulu, Nyarugusu, Dar es salaam

Posted: 11-Feb-2022

Application Deadline: 2022-02-25


BACKGROUND

Plan International is an independent development and humanitarian organisation that advances children’s rights and equality for girls. Plan has over 80 years’ experience and works in more than 75 countries across the world. We strive for a just world, working together with children, young people, our supporters and partners.

Plan International has been working in Tanzania since 1991. Our work supports marginalised children and youth, especially adolescent girls, to grow up physically and mentally healthy and ready to shape their future. We create an enabling environment and empower girls to be active drivers of change in realising their rights. We prioritise working with partners, and ensuring all of our work is evidence based.


Plan International Tanzania responds to the Burundian Emergency program in Kibondo and Kasulu since October 2015 due to Burundian refugees’ influx with special focus on Case Management, Psychosocial support activities and Education in Emergencies (EiE).

Plan International is currently seeking a competent and qualified person to apply for the following job position.

Click the specific job title for the description and mode of application

  1. Education in Emergency Officer
  2. CPIE Manager
  3. Country Procurement Coordinator-Sourcing
  4. Education Content &Material Development Officer
  5. Case Management Officer
  6. Psychologist
  7. Social Worker – Case Management


Application Deadline: 2022-02-25

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