INSTITUTE
FOR SECURITY STUDIES
The Institute for Security Studies
(ISS) is an independent, non-profit organisation. The Institute works to advance human security
in Africa through evidence-based policy advice, technical support and capacity
building and has offices in Addis Ababa, Dakar, Nairobi and a head office
located in Pretoria.
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INTERNSHIP
OPPORTUNITY
AFRICAN CENTRE FOR PEACE
AND SECURITY TRAINING
Addis Ababa Office
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The African Centre for Peace and Security Training (ACPST) is mandated
to enhance the ability of practitioners to make and implement policies that
improve human security in Africa primarily through short courses and workshops.
The Institute for Security Studies (ISS) created the Centre in 2011 with
support from the Geneva Centre for Security Policy. Based in Addis Ababa, the
Centre offers short courses on a wide range of human security issues in either
French or English to practitioners working on human security concerns in
Africa.
In a bid to improve the efficiency
of the Centre and also pass on valuable skills in the areas of training on
human security issues to young professionals, the Centre seeks to recruit an
intern to be based in the ISS Addis Ababa office. The intern will report to the
head of the ACPST.
Duties: The qualified intern
will contribute to and learn from the work of the Centre in the following areas:
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Running courses and workshops:
researching and designing courses; collating and vetting applications;
preparing and collating course materials; arranging travel and accommodation
for participants; and monitoring and evaluating courses
·
Website upkeep: collating and
adding materials to the ACPST website; registering members; and updating the
ACPST alumni and experts databases
·
Outreach: designing and
distributing bulletins, brochures and other marketing materials
Requirements: The successful
applicant will
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Hold a master’s degree in the
social sciences or law and be at the beginning of their career. Holders of
degrees in other fields that can demonstrate the relevance of their discipline
and training to the work of the ACPST will also be considered
·
Have a broad understanding of human
security issues across the African continent
·
Be bilingual in English and French
with fluency in one and working knowledge of the other
·
Have some knowledge of website
management and the use of social media
·
Be very comfortable operating in a
multicultural environment
Remuneration
and duration: A monthly stipend will be provided. The length of the
internship will be for an initial period of 6 months with a possibility of extension
for an additional 6-month period depending on the performance of the intern and
availability of future funding.
How to apply: Interested candidates
who meet the above requirements should forward letters of application,
accompanied by a CV including the names and addresses of three referees to, Ms
Yemissrach Tadesse on email at addisjobs@issafrica.org Closing date: 31 July 2013
Ethiopian
candidates who meet the above requirements are encouraged to apply
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