Regional Online Safety Coordinator (ChildFund)

• Coordinate (in conjunction with TAs) implementation of Swipe Safe (SS) as a common flagship approach across multiple country locations.
• Train, coach and mentor new implementing partners and Country Offices.
• Support the contextualisation of SS approach for county specific iterations, including digitisation and digital products.
• Establish and coordinate a cross-country community of practice for frontline child protection workers and law enforcement to facilitate discussion.
• Seek funding opportunities for SS and contribute to the development of funding submissions.
• Represent SS and ChildFund at interagency meetings and network in areas of online safety as a key spokesperson in the organisation.
• Support ongoing project level M&E and data analysis of SS.
• Support national and regional advocacy and the adoption of child-centred indicators to inform policy/strategies to address OCSEA.
• Undertake regular reviews to ensure the Swipe Safe package is based on current best practice including disability and gender transformative methodologies.
• Produce regional project reports in line with reporting framework.
• Promote and integrate gender equality, disability, and social inclusion into day-to-day work

QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE

• University qualification in relevant field (e.g. Child protection, social work, social policy, social sciences or community development)
• At least 3 years of experience implementing and managing donor-funded projects and programs in remote or rural areas;
• Experience developing curriculum for adults and children, providing training on internet usage and ability to apply appropriate pedagogical methodologies.
• Proven experience in partnership management and training of trainer methodologies.
• Applied knowledge of ICT and literacy in digital equipment (smart phones, tablets, etc)
• Sound experience in organising and providing trainings and partner support both face-to-face and remotely
• Project evaluation, data collection and analysis

DESIRABLE

• Working knowledge of trends and best practice in online safety with children and young people
• Experience working in a child rights focused or international development agency.
• Direct experience implementing online safety projects in multiple locations.
• Demonstrated understanding of gender equality, disability, and social inclusion

BENEFITS

• Competitive salary package (including 13th and 14th-month salary);
• 15 days of annual leave for 1st year and 20 days for 2nd year onwards;
• Flexible working time;
• Comprehensive Health Care insurance for staff and dependent(s).
• For further details, please see the Position Description.
• People with disabilities are encouraged to apply for the position through ChildFund’s competitive hiring process.

APPLICATION DEADLINE: 10 January 2023

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