Program Coordinator

Description Summary: The role of the Family Assistance Program Coordinator is to coordinate the management of the Family Assistance Programs in particular the Rice Distribution, Bicycle Donations as well as to oversee Visitors and Volunteer Program and to support the Sponsorship Program.The position is based in Quan Tay Ho, Ha Noi.

Job posting: Program Coordinator at HSCV

Humanitarian Services for Children of Vietnam (HSCV) is seeking a Vietnam National to fill the position as a Family Assistance Program Coordinator in Tay Ho, Ha Noi.

Responsibilities and Duties

The role of the Family Assistance Program Coordinator is to coordinate the management of the Family Assistance Programs in particular the Rice Distribution, Bicycle Donations as well as to oversee Visitors and Volunteer Program and to support the Sponsorship Program. The Coordinator will also be responsible for assisting the Program Development Manager with the implantation and monitoring of all Family Assistance Programs. Regular travel is required to the countryside is required to oversee program implementation and monitoring.

She or he will report directly to the Program Development Manager and Country Director.

The Coordinator will support other HSCV staff as needed. Additional tasks as assigned.

Start Date: A successful candidate can start immediately

Minimum Qualification and Experience Requirements:

• Bachelor degree in Social work, Rural Development, Management, Public health, Education or Communications or related field
• Two years of experience
• Experience working with NGOs, or other Non-profit organizations
• Proficiency in English

Preferred Skills/Qualifications:

• Strong computer skills: MS Office, internet and ability to learn new programs
• Financial & strategic-planning skills and experience
• Basic accounting skills
• Strong teamwork skills; conflict and problem solving skills
• Strong communication skills

Personal Traits of an Ideal Candidate

• Hard working and have genuine interest in helping others
• Commitment to social welfare awareness and possess a deep knowledge of social welfare issues
• Demonstrate high level of trustworthiness, honesty, empathy
• Determined, result oriented and ability to work under pressure
• Self-motivated and eager
• Effectively deal with local authorities at all levels

Compensation and Benefits

• Monthly pay depending on qualifications and previous experience
• Free lunch provided
• All travel expenses covered
• State Health Insurance provided
• Motorbike insurance provided after one year of employment
• Normal working hours are Monday – Friday from 8:00am – 5:00pm with lunch and breaks
• Some weekend work is required
• National Holiday’s off as well as 12 personal days in the first year, 22 days for every year after

How to apply

Send a Cover Letter, CV, letters of recommendation and any other supporting documents to In-Country Director Ms. Annetta De Vet at [email protected]. Application should be in English. Only short listed candidates will be contacted. No phone calls please.

Deadline and Starting Date

The Deadline for application is Sunday, August 2nd, 2015.

Applicants are encouraged to apply early as the post may be filled before the application deadline.