Supporting designing and delivering conservation education and compassionate actions in school and communities.
Strengthen management of the Roots & Shoots program, including:
Roots & shoots public communication and visibility.
Supporting M&E of the program and impact reporting.
Supporting Roots & Shoots team with event planning and outreach.
Other duties as assigned and agreed upon with the JGI Tanzania team.
NOTE: It is important to clarify that the program does not provide opportunities for direct interaction or work with animals, particularly wildlife such as chimpanzees.
Minimum Qualifications and Other Requirements
Be current or past members of Jane Goodall's Roots & Shoots and other youth-led institutes.
Possess high school certificates, an undergraduate or graduate university degree.
Must be 18 years of age or older.
Have an interest in three core areas of R&S (animals, environment and community).
Be comfortable traveling to and working independently in remote, rural areas.
Be proficient in English (reading, writing and conversation) and/or in Kiswahili (reading, writing and conversation). Helpful to begin Kiswahili lessons prior to arrival.
Have good writing and interpersonal skills, along with the ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously with a high level of attention to detail.
Enjoy meeting and talking with members of the public/colleagues.
Have experience organizing and leading workshops or training events.
Prior experience living or working in Africa or a developing country is a plus.
Be flexible and comfortable using local transportation methods, such as daladalas (local buses).
Adhere to JGI code of conduct policies, all documents will be signed 2 weeks prior to arrival.
Application Procedure
Please submit the following application materials to [email protected]:
