Country: Solomon Islands
Closing date: 24 Nov 2014
Solomon Islands Partnership FacilityManaged byURS
Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist
· Short-Term Position
· Working for an Australian aid program
· Based in Honiara, Solomon Islands
The Solomon Islands Partnership Facility (SIPF) is part of the Australian bilateral program between the Governments of Australia and Solomon Islands, funded by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT).
As the Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist, you will be required to assist DFAT to understand what impact its aid is having in the areas of economic growth, governance, health and education as well as other areas may be added as required. You will undertake a range of case studies and impact evaluations on key areas of outcome for the Australian Aid program in the Solomon Islands; support research and communication with regards to special studies, good news stories, lessons learned, and website content as well as developing relevant data collection tools for the conduct of field based data collection. In addition, you will be required to deliver training on data collection techniques and to provide high quality monitoring and evaluation advice to the Counsellor Governance and the wider SIGOV and DFAT teams.
To be successful in this role, you will possess a university degree in monitoring and evaluation; experience in monitoring and evaluation including theory of change and logic model analysis, the preparation of realistic and practical indicators, the development of tools and systems to collect data, and data collection using both quantitative and qualitative methodologies. You must have proven experience in performing field data collection using both quantitative and qualitative methods, and in particular questionnaire development, focus group and/or key informant interviews. It is also important that you possess practical experience in training and/or mentori ng.
This position is classified as Discipline Group C, Level 3 under the Adviser Remuneration Framework (ARF) for short-term adviser. For further information on the ARF, please go tohttp://aid.dfat.gov.au/Publications/Documents/adviser-remuneration-framework.pdf
Your application must include:
- Covering letter – this must highlight any constraints on availability to commence as scheduled or on contacting referees.
- Signed CV - (no more than 4 pages) providing personal details (do not include marital status, religion or date of birth) and professional history. The CV must include a signed declaration attesting to the validity and accuracy of the information provided.
- Written claims against each of the Selection Criteria, providing examples of relevant skills and experience (no more than 5 pages total)
- Names and contact details of two referees.
Closing date for applications is COB 24th November, 2014
An Australian Government, DFAT initiative. Contract Manager: URS Australia Pty Ltd.
URS is an equal opportunity employer of choice and is committed to child protection. We encourage women and men to apply.
How to apply:
Further details including a Terms of Reference and application instructions can be found via our website at http://www.ap.urscorp.com/InternationalDevelopment/ProjectRecruitment and enter the job code 647.For further information, please contact Delwyn Amoe at delwyn_amoe@sipf.com.sb or call +677 28865. Alternatively, you can email your CV and cover letter to internationaldevelopment@urs.com
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