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The Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung für die Freiheit (FNF) is a German non-profit organization. We work for the realization of liberal goals and values in politics, economy and society, in Germany and in more than 70 countries in all parts of the world. Our projects focus on democratic participation, rule of law, economic freedom, and good governance. Our country office in Myanmar is currently looking for a Programme Manager to join their passionate and driven team based in Yangoon.
Programme Manager (15. August 2015 to 31. December 2015)
Roles and Responsibilities:
Conceptualize and monitor programmes on Rule of Law and Democracy
Implement programmes with partner organizations, such as Ministries, Parliaments, and Civil Society Organizations.
Draft liberal solutions for concrete problem areas of programmes
Moderate workshops and seminars
Draft texts and analytical reports
Qualifications:
Master’s Degree, preferably in social sciences, liberal arts or economics
Understanding of international and development policies
Minimum three years of working experience
Fluency in Myanmar and English language (speaking, writing, editing); proficiency in German is an asset.
Excellent interpersonal, communication and presentation skills
Willingness to work in a team
Excellent skills in standard software programmes
Proficiency in new social media usage and communication
Willingness to conduct business travels in the country an abroad.
What we offer:
An interesting position within an international context
A work environment with intellectual openness
A position with a high degree of self-responsibility and room for initiative
Travels and training in Myanmar and abroad.
Note: This position is open to native Myanmar speakers only and is based in Yangoon.
Interested candidates please apply with a comprehensive CV and an accompanying cover letter, copies of educational degrees and list of references by 9. August 2015 to: Suhlaing.Thein@fnst.org
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