Description of the mission

The Opportunity

Justice Without Borders (JWB) is seeking a Programme Officer for our Singapore office. This is a great opportunity to make a difference in the lives of vulnerable women migrant workers while working with a welcoming team in an exciting regional environment. If you are keen to work for a cause with meaning, are self-motivated and enjoy working in a culturally diverse setting, then this might be the job for you.

Key Responsibilities

You will make an impact by executing JWB’s capacity building activities with our NGO and migrant worker partners in Singapore. Work streams include:

1. Programme management

Leading and executing workshops and research projects for our beneficiaries and/or community partners
Supporting management throughout the project design and implementation cycle, including:
Training design and development
Materials development
Monitoring and evaluation
Assisting with localization of awareness-raising and/or educational materials from the regional level

2. Community engagement

Building and maintaining relations with JWB’s external stakeholders. These include grassroots organisations, government entities, universities, corporate funders and others in the private sector

3. Operational and administrative support

Managing operational and administration processes, including data management
Building, training and coordinating teams of student and/or professional volunteers to execute programmatic objectives
Supporting programme-related funding tasks, including grant reporting and financial reporting

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Requirements

Applicants must be able to live and work in Singapore, without sponsorship from JWB
1-3 years of programme management experience in the nonprofit, education, or relevant sector
Fluent in English, with strong writing, communications, and presentation skills
University or relevant technical degree in social sciences, communications, events management, or other similar field

Personal attributes

Strong interpersonal skills and can work well in an international/intercultural environment
Positive attitude and desire to work as part of a team
Interest in being part of an innovative, small non-profit team that is unique in the region, working in a fast-paced environment
Self-directed and able to follow through on tasks and responsibilities independently

Nice-to-Haves

Working proficiency in Tagalog or Bahasa Indonesia
Previous experience working in non-profit organisations
Legal, paralegal or migrant worker sector experience

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Justice Without Borders

Justice Without Borders (JWB) is a regional non-profit advancing transnational access to legal assistance for migrant workers.

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Justice Without Borders

Justice Without Borders (JWB) is a regional non-profit advancing transnational access to legal assistance for migrant workers.

Website
Nonprofit organization
Between 15 and 50 persons
Others

Justice Without Borders did not yet communicate its impact measurement.

This structure did not communicate to us the labels or certifications that it was able to obtain.

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