Collaborating Learning and Adapting (CLA) Officer at Creative Associates International

Job Overview

Location
Lagos, Lagos
Job Type
Full Time
Date Posted
1 year ago

Additional Details

Job ID
87280
Job Views
85

Job Description



 Essential Duties:



  • Work with Senior MERLA Advisor and other Abuja-based staff, and MERLA Officer, to plan, schedule, and implement all CLA activities with state and local counterparts.

  • Work closely with CLA Advisor and state-based MERLA Officer to plan, schedule, and implement all CLA activities with state and local counterparts.

  • Support extraction of lessons and insights at the state-level into actionable recommendations and plans for program improvements.

  • Support CLA plans and activities for ensuring learning is fed back to LEARN advisors and government counterpart for adaptation of approaches and interventions.

  • Support the implementation of the project learning agenda and its utilization in the states.

  • Engage stakeholders on findings from situational analyses and contextual data / information for group analysis, interpretation, dialogue, and a holistic perspective.

  • Support capacity building for local actors at the state level to promote evidence-based, knowledge-driven adaptive practices.

  • Support the research activities to promote early grade literacy in accordance with TA impact and other learning plans.

  • Support collation, analysis and dissemination of research findings, key lessons, key results, and performance data in the State to facilitate learning and collaboration

  • Attend MERLA team and CLA team meetings to plan, coordinate and report on MERLA and CLA activities.

  • Support state level technical report writing and documentation activities.

  • Engage available and active communities and parent networks and organizations in research activity planning and implementation where possible.

  • Monitor training programs, capture lessons, and adapt training programs to meet local context (as needed).

  • Any other duties as may be assigned.


Qualifications


Minimum Required Education & Experience, Skills and Abilities



  • Undergraduate degree in education, statistics, or related field preferred, required.

  • At least 4 years of prior work experience relevant to this position required (4+ years of general work experience and including at least 2+ years with supporting adaptive management and cyclical project learning with program teams.

  • International development experience, particularly in adaptive management or project learning

  • Strong planning, organization, critical and strategic thinking, and problem-solving skills.

  • Exceptional communication (verbal and written) and presentation skills with a dynamic, engaging facilitation style.

  • Prior experience with supporting civil society-based monitoring of literacy outcomes is required.

  • Advanced proficiency in written and spoken English required.

  • Proficiency in Hausa, Igbo, or Yoruba preferred.

  • Previous experience in similar role.

  • Proven experience directly and indirectly supervising and managing staff and teams.

  • Experience with a USAID-funded or other international organization implementing a program operating in insecure areas is desired.

  • Good communication and interpersonal skills are required.

  • Excellent record keeping, and documentation skills are required.


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