Lowongan British Embassy – Deputy Programme Manager
Lowongan kerja di British Embassy – Deputy Programme Manager. The British Government’s Department for International Development supports Indonesia to eradicate poverty and achieve the Millennium Development Goals. DFID Indonesia implements a targeted and innovative programme of development assistance including decentralised governance, maternal health, disaster risk reduction, social protection and support to climate change. We work in partnership with Government of Indonesia, a range of multilateral and bilateral donors and civil society organisations.
This post is critical for DFID Indonesia in achieving its objectives. It offers an opportunity to work in a senior position on a dynamic and cutting edge programme, within a highly motivated team and a progressive organisation.
DEPUTY PROGRAMME MANAGER (B1)
Scope of work includes:
*Making sure that DFID funds and programmes fully achieve their results and are effectively managed.
*Direct responsibility for managing programmes addressing climate change, disaster risk reduction and social protection
*Contributing to DFID’s work on communications and broader programme management.
*Management of one staff member
The post holder must be able to demonstrate experience of programme management, a strong track record of working with others and communicating effectively. Computer literacy is essential. Excellent written and spoken English is also required. The job holder will need to develop their understanding of how their job contributes and delivers DFID goals in accordance with DFID values. DFID offers excellent training and professional development opportunities.
Competencies for this post include:
*Planning and Delivery of Work
*Decision Making
*Working with others
*Communicating with Others
*Managing Change
Salary
The salary scale for this post ranges from Rp 14 (minimum) to Rp 29 (maximum) million per month. New entrants will normally start at the minimum of the scale although more may be available for an exceptional candidate.
Closing date and Assessment process
Applications must be received by 1 July 2009. The assessment process is likely to take place around (2 days) on 14 and 15 July 2009. Blank application forms can be found on the British Embassy’s website: www.ukinindonesia.fco.gov.uk
Completed application forms should be returned by e-mail or posted to: Deputy Head Management, DFID Indonesia, Indonesia Stock Exchange Building, Tower II, 16th floor Jl Jen Sudirman Kav 52-53 Jakarta 12190.
Only applications submitted in DFID Indonesia’s standard application form format, obtained from: www.ukinindonesia.fco.gov.uk and sent to DFID’s e-mail address: dfidindjkt@dfid.gov.uk will be considered. Any application submitted more than once will be disqualified. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted.
DFID is an equal opportunities employer. Applications are welcomed from all parts of the community and we actively encourage interest from women, ethnic minority groups, and those with a disability. Selection is on merit although you will need to hold Indonesian citizenship or have the right to an Indonesian work permit.
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