EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Windle
International Uganda (WIU) is an International Non-Governmental Organization
dedicated to providing inclusive, equitable, and quality education for refugees
and host communities in 12 refugee settlements across Uganda, including urban
Kampala. WIU works in partnership with the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM)
and UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, along with other education and development
actors, to address the urgent education needs of refugees in Uganda.
In Adjumani,
WIU serves as the lead education implementing partner, covering Kiryandongo,
Palabek, Palorinya, and Adjumani settlements. Additionally, in Arua, WIU
operates in Rhino Camp, Imvepi, and Bidi Bidi settlement, one of the largest
refugee settlements in Uganda.
WIU believes
that, Education Transforms Society and aims to facilitate access to quality
education and skills training for refugees and individuals in need of
humanitarian assistance. By doing so, we strive to reduce inequality and
poverty among refugees, people affected by conflict, and host communities.
In
partnership with UNHCR, WIU Rhino Camp field office seeks to recruit suitable
persons to fill the positions of Secondary Trained Teacher to work in Rhino Camp Refugee Settlement – Terego/Madi
Okollo District.
1. Job title: Secondary Trained Teacher
Reports
to: Secondary Head teacher
Subjects: Physics/Mathematics, Biology/Chemistry, History/RE/Geography,
Kiswahili, English/ Literature,
Computer Studies/Economics, Fine Art, Agriculture.
Key Duties and Responsibilities:
- Prepare
schemes of work and lesson plans in line with approved curriculum on termly,
weekly and daily basis.
- Managing
student behavior in the classroom, school premises and applying appropriate and
effective measures in cases of misbehavior
- Conduct
lessons and remedial work according to the set timetable.
- Actively
participate in the process of continuous assessment and evaluation of learners.
- Keep
and maintain class records/inventory (Registers, records of work, progress
reports and equipment.)
- Undergoing
regular observations and participating in regular in-service training as part
of continuous professional development
- Participate
in co-curricular activities and link the community with the school
- Participate
in Child Safeguarding activities in the course of your teaching
responsibilities as guided
- Knowledge
of group behavior and dynamics, societal trends and influences, human
migrations, ethnicity, cultures and their history and origins
- Researching
new topic areas, maintaining up-to-date subject knowledge and devising and
writing new curriculum materials
- Perform any other duty as assigned by the
relevant authority from time to time.
Qualifications, Skills and
Experience:
- The
applicant must possess a minimum of a Bachelor’s Degree in Secondary Education from a
recognized institution/University.
- Should
be able to identify indicators of system performance and the actions needed to
improve or correct performance, relative to the goals of the current system.
- Must be
duly registered with the Ministry of Education, Sports, Science and Technology
- Should
be ready to work with minimum supervision and meet the daily task timelines of
submitting assignments.
- Should
possess knowledge of human behavior and performance, Individual differences in
ability, personality and interest, learning and motivation.
- Knowledge
of principles and methods for curriculum and training design, teaching and
instruction for individuals and groups
- Should be able to work in a hard to reach
and multicultural environment.
- Letter
of recommendation detailing good conduct (no criminal activity including
protection violations) from former employer, LC Authority or RWC
- At least 2 years of relevant professional
experience is preferred.
How to apply:
All interested applicants should submit their applications
(Include subjects of interest) including detailed and up-to-date typed
curriculum Vitae, photocopies of all their academic and professional documents,
photocopy of national ID or refugee attestation, Letter of recommendation detailing good conduct (no criminal
activity including protection violations) from former employer or LC authority
or RWC and the contact details of three professional referees addressed to:
The Human Resource
Administrator
Windle International Uganda
Rhino Camp Refugee Settlement
All
Applications should be hand delivered to Windle
International Uganda, Rhino Camp Refugee Base Camp or Omugo Field Office
during working hours (8:00 am- 5:00 pm;
EVERY day of the week).
Closing Date: All applications should be received not later than Wednesday, 23rd
July, 2025 by 5pm.
Note:
- Applicants must have no history
of violation of children’s rights or of Child abuse and sexual exploitation
of any kind
- Windle International Uganda is an
equal opportunity and a corruption intolerant employer. Women and persons
with disability who meet the job requirements are encouraged to apply.
- No
fee is charged at any stage of the recruitment process. Report to the number 0800111428 if
you are asked to pay a fee by any individual for this purpose.
- No canvassing or lobbying will be
tolerated. Individuals found to have done so will be disqualified and
blacklisted.
- All applications will be assessed
strictly on individual merit. Whereas we actively welcome all applications;
only shortlisted candidates shall be contacted for interviews.
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