AFRA-Kenya’s Internship Program – Opportunities
Notice
Artists For Recognition and Acceptance
(AFRA–Kenya)’s Internship Program offers a competitive, paid 3 month
opportunity from 1st July 2012 to 1st September 2012 in an environment that has
considerable resonance and personal meaning to lesbian and bisexual (LB) women
artists in Kenya.
The overall objective of the AFRA-Kenya’s
Internship Program is to horn professional and advocacy skills, attitudes and
practices of Lesbian and Bisexual women artists that can position them to take
up leadership within the community and beyond.
The terms of reference will be based on two main
areas including:
1.. Administrative duties that include organizing
meetings and events, sending invitations, taking minutes during the meeting,
circulating them to the AFRA-Kenya membership and keeping an up to date member
contact list.
2. Filing of organizational documents, reports etc.
3. Representing AFRA-Kenya in meetings when called
upon and preparing reports arising from the same.
4. Regularly updating the AFRA-Kenya social network
pages with information on the organization’s current activities, reply to
official emails as well as carry out regular follow up with members and other
LB identifying women wishing to become part of the AFRA-Kenya membership.
5. Add to create a data base of all members
and do other assigned duties.
Alongside an individual’s talents, a good academic
background, career objectives, skill sets and even behavior profile that will
enhance AFRA-Kenya’s specific needs and priorities, a job description, key
performance and evaluation targets will be designed to guide the tenure of the
internship.
The AFRA-Kenya Intern will be expected to submit a
monthly progress report by the last day of every month during the internship
period and a final report by 1st September 2012. Upon
conclusion of their internship program, the intern will undergo an exit
interview.
The eligibility criterion is as follows:
- Identify as either Lesbian and/or Bisexual woman.
- Passion for working on sexual orientation issues.
- Post high school/tertiary level education in a field of choice.
- Working knowledge of and competence in basic computer programs and
packages.
- Effective written and oral communication skills.
- Flexibility in schedule and accessibility outside of working hours
to address questions or concerns.
- Proven ability to communicate effectively in a fast-paced
environment.
- Residing in, or able to relocate to Nairobi.
- Ability to deal successfully with complex information and
procedures.
We therefore seek a young, diligent, trustworthy,
self-driven individual with professional work ethics who can work with minimal
supervision while coping with the challenges and heavy workload of this
demanding yet rewarding opportunity is best suited for AFRA-Kenya’s Internship Program.
To apply please send a cover letter, curriculum
vitae indicating two referees with the subject line: AFRA-Kenya’s Internship
Program, addressed to the Programs Department atinfo@afrakenya.org by
1st July, 2012.
Shortlisted applicants will be interviewed on the 20th June, 2012. Any
direct/indirect canvassing will lead to an automatic disqualification.
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