School Kits Limited is a leading professional school outfitting firm and a one-stop shop for a wide range of requirements for students from pre-school age through the secondary (High) school age. School Kits Limited commenced business in 2000 and has experienced significant growth for the years becoming a credible brand within the school supply industry in Nigeria.
We are recruiting to fill the vacant position of:
We are recruiting to fill the vacant position of:
Job Title: Client Relationship / Marketing Executive
Location: Lagos
Overall Responsibilities
As a Client Relationship/Marketing Officer:
How to Apply
Location: Lagos
Overall Responsibilities
As a Client Relationship/Marketing Officer:
- You must have a strong understanding of the company’s products and knowledge of its competition.
- Client Management: Your role is to initiate and manage a good relationship with clients and prospects by attending to clients’ enquiries, follow up on wholesale clients, updates team with clients’ needs, visit clients and follow up with orders, call clients for feedback on services rendered and order delivery.
- Manage and follow through on Orders
- Company Database Management: Regular Update of all wholesale clients’ database in Abuja and Lagos.
- Exhibitions and Conferences: You would be required to keep records of School events such as inter-house sport, fun fairs, open day, graduation days and exhibitions and update team members for effective follow up.
- Social Media Engagement: You will be required to manage the company’s Social media pages
- Marketing Campaigns: You will be in charge of creating sms drafts and scheduling them. You would be required to manage clients’ information desk via email, bulk SMS and newsletters.
- Sample Production: Follow up on sample request from Clients
- You will be required to make sales rounds.
- The United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) Nigeria is seeking the interest of a qualified Child Protection Officer in the area of SGBV and Child Protection, with a focus on case management (GBV & CP), PSS support, capacity building and reintegration of girls and women who have been affected by conflict related sexual violence.
- In the course of 2014 and early 2015, Jama’atu Ahlis Sunna Lidda’awati wal-Jihad (JAS), more commonly as Boko Haram intensified its attacks on the civilian population in Nigeria, with tactics developing from hit-and-run attacks targeting Government officials, security forces, police stations, detention centers, religious figures and schools, to take-and-hold attacks in which JAS managed to establish and maintain control over large swaths of territory. While in late 2015 and 2016 the Nigerian Armed Forces took back most JAS controlled areas, the fighting caused additional mass displacement, especially in Borno State.
- Children have been acutely impacted by the conflict. In particular, sexual violence has been a characteristic of the conflict. It is estimated that 7,000 women and girls have suffered conflict related sexual violence, including following abduction by JAS and forced marriage to their fighters. Many girls and women have become pregnant and given birth as a result of the sexual violence. The girls and women, and their children are facing stigma and, in some cases violence, as they return to their communities following escape or rescue by the Nigerian Armed Forces.
- UNICEF is supporting state and non-state partners to build capacity on GBV as well as develop and implement a reintegration programme, to ensure safe supported return for these highly vulnerable girls and women, as well as promote a protective environment in their communities to mitigate against further sexual violence.
Overall Objective of the Temporary Child Protection Officer Position:
- The overall objective of the post is to promote the handover of girls and women associated with armed groups to civilian authorities and to ensure their safe, supported return and reintegration and recovery from their experiences.
- The incumbent will also support overall GBV Prevention and Response initiatives and programming including but not limited to the capacity building initiatives, case management and PSS support.
Specific Project Objectives to which Positions is Related:
- Output 36: By 2017, the capacity of key institutions and civil society is strengthened to monitor and report violence against children especially in humanitarian context and implement gender and age-appropriate prevention and response measures in at least three states.
Major Tasks to be Accomplished
Women Peace and security and reintegration:
Women Peace and security and reintegration:
- Work with partners to ensure better reintegration of women and girls who were associated with Boko Haram and who have suffered conflict related sexual violence, through the provision of individual psychosocial support, empowerment/livelihoods, peer group support, family tracing, reunification and reconciliation, and community dialogue to promote return and reintegration
- Support in the establishment and monitoring of the reintegration programme for girls and women in a minimum of six local government areas, as well as Maiduguri, in Borno State
- Support the organization of the international conference on women peace and security and all pre conference activities
- Support the tracing and reunification of families for girls and women
- Support the development of community based reintegration activities for affected girls and women
- Engage with religious and community leaders to promote reintegration of girls and women impacted by conflict related sexual violence
- Under the guidance of the CP Specialist and In close working relationship with the Ministry and other actors ensure that the reintegration strategy for women and girls associated with armed groups and survivors of conflict related sexual violence is developed and implemented
- Ensure the availability of alternative care for children born out of conflict related sexual violence who cannot remain with their mothers.
Strengthening GBV Prevention and Response:
- Support community prevention and response services for children and women who are survivors of GBV including women, child mothers and adolescent girls affected by conflict related sexual violence
- Work closely with the CP Specialist to strengthen the capacity of key service providers and actors to prevent and respond to GBV amongst through facilitating targeted training and ongoing support for state and non-state actors
- Work in consultation with the CP Specialist to strengthen the referral mechanism for the girls and women, and their children to available services and programmes, including health, mental health, education and livelihoods programming
- Undertake the training of community volunteers and CFS managers on basic GBV and referrals
- Manage and quality assure the work of the team of consultants and third party local consultants responsible for overseeing and monitoring the SGBV programme including work in the CFS
- Support in the development and implementation of 1-2 programmes which enhance the protective environment for girls and women, in order to protect them from SGBV
- Explore the impact of conflict related sexual violence on boys and devise and implement strategies and programmes to support their recovery and reintegration
- Ensure effective linkages with other components of the child protection in emergencies programme
Coordination:
- Represent UNICEF on the SGBV sub working groups at State and LGA level
- Support the CP Specialist to implement the GBV/Reintegration programme, including ensuring timely implementation of activities, timely reporting to the donors, compliance with visibility requirements and compliance with internal UNICEF procedures and processes
- Contribute to the the development of new programme cooperation agreements with international and national NGOs for the reintegration of girls and women affected by conflict related sexual violence and for GBV prevention and response programming
- In close collaboration with the Information Management Specialist and Officers ensure robust data collection to capture the number of beneficiaries reached by the programme and the impact of the programme, including management of the evaluation of the programme
Qualifications or Specilialized Knowledge/Experience Required
Essential:
Essential:
- University degree in social work, social science, development studies or its equivalent. Relevant training and experience in a related field will be considered
- Minimum of 2 years demonstrable professional experience in implementing Child Protection and GBV in emergencies including GBV and CP case Management
- Proven ability to work independently under difficult conditions
- Excellent communication and advocacy skills
Desirable:
- Experience of implementing support/reintegration programmes for girls and women associated with armed groups/victims of conflict related sexual violence
- Experience of working with community structures and/or religious groups and leaders on SGBV and Child Protection
- Experience in case management and tracing and reunification programmes for unaccompanied and separated children
- Experience in team management
- Fluency in English and Hausa
How to Apply
Deadline: 28th July, 2017.
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