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Claremont Business School
Claremont Business School invites applications from suitably qualified professionals to join our team of part-time lecturers for the January 2027 intake. We are looking for lecturers to teach on our ACCA, CIMA, CIPS, IOBZ and CTH programmes. Applicants must be full members of the professional board whose papers they wish to teach. These positions are strictly on a part-time basis. Duties and Responsibilities -Deliver lectures, tutorials and revision classes for the assigned papers in line with the board syllabus and the school timetable -Prepare lesson plans, lecture notes, class exercises and practice questions for each session -Set, mark and give timely feedback on tests, assignments and mock examinations -Monitor student attendance and progress and provide academic support to students -Keep up to date with syllabus changes, examiner reports and examination techniques of the relevant board -Submit class registers, marks and progress reports to the Academic Department on time -Participate in student orientation, revision programmes and other academic activities as required -Uphold the school's academic standards, policies and professional conduct
Harare
Part time Email application
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UNICEF International
Details Mission and objectives The fundamental mission of UNICEF is to promote the rights of every child, everywhere, in everything the organization does — in programs, in advocacy and in operations. The equity strategy, emphasizing the most disadvantaged and excluded children and families, translates this commitment to children’s rights into action. For UNICEF, equity means that all children are given opportunity to survive, develop and reach their full potential, without discrimination or, bias. To the degree that any child has an unequal chance in life — in its social, political, economic, civic and cultural dimensions — her or his rights are violated. There is growing evidence that investing in the health, education and protection of a society’s most disadvantaged citizens — addressing inequity — not only will give all children the opportunity to fulfill their potential but also will lead to sustained growth and stability of countries. Therefore, the focus on equity and inclusion is so vital. It accelerates progress towards realizing the human rights of all children, which is the universal mandate of UNICEF, as outlined by the Convention on the Rights of the Child, while also supporting the equitable development of nations. The Zimbabwe Vision 2030 is “working towards building a new Zimbabwe, a country with a thriving and open economy, capable of creating opportunities for investors and employment” . Context UNICEF works in over 190 countries and territories to protect the rights and well-being of children and adolescents. In Zimbabwe, UNICEF supports the Government in implementing programmes that improve child survival, development, nutrition, education, protection and social inclusion. This United Nations Volunteer (UNV) assignment is part of UNICEF Zimbabwe's Nutrition and Child Development Programme and specifically supports the implementation of the Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) Programme. The program recognises that NCDs are not only an adult or clinical agenda, but that the risk, and the rights, begin in childhood. UNICEF and Government acknowledge that most NCD risks and nutrition-related exposures emerge and accumulate during childhood and adolescence, and that NCDs and unhealthy food environments undermine children's rights to health, adequate nutrition, education, and play. Therefore, as part of timely prevention and continuous care, efforts are geared towards integrating prevention and care across pregnancy, childhood, and adolescence. These prevention and care interventions are delivered through a multisectoral approach spanning food environments, marketing, schools, fiscal policy, and administrative structures at district, area, and ward levels. To deliver these multisectoral prevention and care interventions, UNICEF supports the Government to integrate obesity prevention, early detection, and chronic care for childhood NCDs into existing platforms that children already access, including well-child clinics, schools, and communities. At the policy level, UNICEF supports the Government through evidence generation, youth advocacy, Social and Behaviour Change (SBC) initiatives, routine monitoring, and efforts to promote healthier food environments. The programme works closely with the Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC), the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education (MoPSE), the Food and Nutrition Council (FNC), civil society organizations, youth networks, development partners, and communities to address non-communicable diseases and obesity prevention, while strengthening healthy food environments for children. Under the direct supervision of the Nutrition Specialist and with oversight from the Chief of Nutrition and Child Development, this assignment provides an opportunity for a Youth Engagement and Advocacy Volunteer to support young people in shaping their own health outcomes. This includes building demand for healthy behaviours, promoting healthy habits, and addressing stigma and discrimination associated with childhood NCDs. Duties and Responsibilities Task description Establish young people /youth nutrition and advocacy networks • Adapt UNICEF youth advocacy toolkits, to orient/ capacitate children, adolescents and young people on childhood NCDs, overweight and obesity and the associated food environment and lifestyle issues. Including, to co-create NCDs, overweight and obesity prevention campaigns with children, adolescents and young people (e.g., UNICEF Zimbabwe Adolescents and Youth Advisory Committee, U-Report champions). • These trained young people should then do nutrition activities within their communities and schools. For instance, integrating nutrient messages and activities in School Health Clubs. Or, led by young people, organize school and community nutrition dialogues. • Disseminate polls on Overweight and obesity prevention through IOGT and U-Report. • Facilitate participation of children, adolescents and young people in nutrition programming, advocacy and dialogue platforms • Support the design and implementation of youth-led nutrition campaigns and awareness initiatives for NCDs, overweight, and obesity prevention. • Develop nutrition messages and content for social media, community engagement and communication campaigns. • Support collection of children, adolescent and youth perspectives, experiences and recommendations related to nutrition and food systems. Work with parliamentarians • Facilitate inter-generational parliamentary dialogues on NCDs, overweight and obesity prevention through improved child nutrition and healthy food environments. · Engage Junior Parliamentarians, Junior councilors and Zimbabwe Olympic Committee as NCDs, overweight and obesity prevention nutrition champions. Other cross-cutting tasks • Assist with documenting success stories, lessons learned, human-interest stories and programme results. • Support monitoring, reporting, and knowledge management related to youth engagement activities. • Contribute to preparation of presentations, briefing notes, reports and communication materials. • Promote digital and innovative approaches that enhance youth participation and nutrition awareness. • Perform any other programme-related duties assigned by the supervisor.
Zimbabwe
Full time Apply online
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TechnoServe Zimbabwe
Administration Assistant/ Driver About TechnoServe: Everyone deserves the opportunity to build a better future. This simple idea has been at the heart of TechnoServe’s work around the world for over 50 years. TechnoServe is a pioneer in leveraging the power of business and markets to create sustainable pathways out of poverty. The low-income communities in which we work are full of enterprising people. Their small-scale farms and businesses are the keys to economic development. But they face many challenges: low literacy, lack of access to jobs and markets, unpredictable political dynamics and, increasingly, the effects of climate change. For many women and young people, the challenges are even more daunting. Working with TechnoServe staff, people around the world are lifting themselves out of poverty. The results are amazing...when incomes increase and living conditions for families get better, they are able to access health care and education previously out of reach. Communities and even whole countries are better off. TechnoServe Zimbabwe is seeking to recruit an experienced Administrative Assistant/Driver to support our Mutare Office. The incumbent will be responsible for all administrative work and driver duties that are required to support the efficient functioning of the sub office. Duties and Responsibilities Driving Duties: -Transporting TechnoServe staff, Fellows, officers, and visitors safely and reliably to various work locations and residences. -Remaining on standby for urgent and non-urgent dispatches as well as mail deliveries. -Delivering confidential documents to institutions such as banks, embassies, and government offices. General Vehicle Maintenance (motor vehicle and motorbikes) -Taking daily responsibility for servicing, maintaining, cleaning, and refueling assigned vehicles. Administration -Assist with front office management, asset management and procurement Program Management: -Assist Program Managers in coordinating and organizing meetings with farmers and stakeholders -Work cooperatively with all team members to support the achievement of work plan activities designed to achieve project goals and objectives
Zimbabwe
Full time Apply online