Location: Yerevan, Armenia
Category: Science and Education
Type: Full Time
Deadline: 20-May-19 12:00:00 AM
Salary:
Description
Responsibilities
Support in conducting trainings:
- Organisation and implementation of trainings, events, workshops and seminars within or outside the project
- Logistical preparation
- Supporting the facilitation of trainings
- Take part in monitoring and evaluation of the conducted trainings, gathering feedback and data
- Support the training expert and other project team members regarding trainings Support the operational parts of the project activities such as:
- Proof read and draft routine business correspondence, editing, scanning, photocopying and binding documents
- Maintain the filing system to ensure instant retrieval of up-to-date information Rendering translation services:
- Translate texts from/ to English/ Armenian/ Russian languages Contributing to the team work of the project:
- Support project implementation in necessary manner to assure conducive team work
- Perform any other job-related task agreed with the superior
- Stand in for other team members (i.e. the Training Expert) in time of their absence
RequiredQualifications
- Current university student or recent graduate, preferably in Economics or Social Sciences
- Knowledge of general economics and banking topics is an asset
- Fluency in English and Russian languages with excellent written and oral communication skills; knowledge of German language will be an asset
- Ability to perform general administrative duties
- Strong sense of responsibility and organizational skills
- First experience in conducting and facilitation of trainings
- Comprehensive competences to use IT applications (MS Office package: Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint)
- Stress resilience and team player mind-set
- Ability to effectively manage parallel processes and keeping of deadlines
- Willingness to develop further and taking on new tasks and challenges within the project team
Benefits
Job URL: iJob.am - Training Assistant @ German Savings Bank Foundation for International Cooperation
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