2019 JETStreaming Honours/Masters Graduates Capacity Development Programme
JETStreaming is a capacity building programme in education research involving a combination of experiential workplace immersion, and formal/collaborative training processes that seeks to build self-driven, continually learning, social justice change agents in education research in South Africa. JET Education Services is seeking to recruit Honours/Masters graduates to support the vision of delivering innovative research solutions in the education space/sector.
Job Title: JetStreamer
Job Location: Johannesburg Office, with the option of being placed at other NGOs working in education.
The Contract offered will be fixed term for 18 months.
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS TO BECOME A JET STREAMER
- Honours/Masters Degree in the following fields: Research, Monitoring & Evaluation, Communications, Politics, Public Administration, Information Technology, Science and Engineering and Education and/or equivalent (a combination is advantageous) – minimum qualification is NQF Level 8;
- No work experience necessary;
- Must have knowledge of the following; Microsoft Office, Internet and email computer skills;
- Technological thinking and tech savvy would be an advantage but not mandatory;
- The ability to work as a team player and individually;
- Good interpersonal skills;
- Good communication skills both verbal and in writing
THE CORE OUTCOMES:
- Understanding the education landscape in South Africa;
- Development of the ability to contextualise environments in order to develop thorough research applicable solutions;
- Development and application of best practice research skills;
- Development and application of data and knowledge management skills;
- Practice application of monitoring and evaluation principles and methods and how they relate to education practices;
- Knowledge of the use of graphic presentation, including computerised graphics.
Stipend R160 000.00 per annum CTC (cost to company)
Applications must be submitted online through JETStreaming no later than 19th February 2019, 17h00. Late applications will not be considered.