> Avis de recrutement: Economic, Commercial and Projects Officer HEO (01/22 CKY)
Domaine : | GESTION DE PROJETS |
Lieu d'affectation : | Guinée |
Economic, Commercial and Projects Officer
HEO (01/22 CKY)
The British Government is an
inclusive and diversity-friendly employer. We value difference, promote
equality and challenge discrimination, enhancing our organisational capability.
We welcome and encourage applications from people of all backgrounds. We do not
discriminate on the basis of disability, race, colour, ethnicity, gender
identity, religion, sexual orientation, age, veteran status or other category
protected by law. We promote family-friendly flexible working opportunities,
where operational and security needs allow.
Job Category
Foreign,
Commonwealth and Development Office (Policy & Political roles)
Job Subcategory
Economic
and Prosperity
Job Description (Roles and Responsibilities)
Main
purpose of job:
To promote
and deliver UK priorities in Guinea including increasing UK investment and
commercial interest in Guinea, benefiting both countries and supporting
Guinea’s long-term economic development. Leading on Embassy International
Programme projects and Chevening scholarship programme. Provide insight
through economic and political analysis. Line managing a team of two.
Roles and
responsibilities:
Economic
and political analysis and reporting
Analysis
and reporting of economic and political developments in Guinea and impact on
the UK.
International
Programme project management
Lead on
Embassy International Programme projects including the call for bids, selection
of bids, monitoring and evaluating in line with International Programme policy
including final reports and undertaking field visits. Lead on Embassy Chevening
Scholarship Programme and other Embassy project opportunities.
Support to
UK commercial interests
Provide
updates and briefing for UK companies on opportunities and developments in
Guinea. Support and advise British companies operating in Guinea. Lobby
the Government of Guinea and key stakeholders on behalf of the UK government
and UK companies. Liaise with stakeholders to facilitate trade missions and
meetings. Review and update gov.uk Overseas Business Risk Report. Organise
quarterly British Business Group receptions.
Networking
Build and
maintain a strong network of contacts including with the international donor
community as well as civil society organisations and government of Guinea to
strengthen co-ordination and complementarity of UK activities.
Support to
all other Embassy work
As needed,
including Communications and Public Affairs, Protocol, Events and Crisis
Management.
Representation
of the UK
Represent
the Embassy at economic meetings and other events both with Government
institutions and International Financial Institutions. Representation in the
absence of the Ambassador and Deputy Head of Mission.
Management
of staff
Line
manage two colleagues: the Protocol and Political Officer and the Communication
and Events Manager.
Resources
managed (staff and expenditure):
The
International Programme Fund. Line Management of one CBS AO and one CBS EO
Essential qualifications, skills and experience
·
University Bachelors Degree
·
3 years professional experience
·
Previous staff management
·
Advanced knowledge of Microsoft
Office, Word, Excel, Outlook, Power Point
·
Numerical and Budget Management
Abilities
·
Fluent written, oral and reading in
English and French
·
Excellent analytical and
communication skills
·
Ability to work effectively under
tight deadlines
·
Ability to work independently and as
part of a team
·
Understanding national and local
political / economic climate
Desirable qualifications, skills and experience
·
University Bachelors or Masters
Degree in Economics, Business Studies or related discipline.
·
Proven analysis and reporting skills
·
Previous experience of working in an
international organisation / Embassy
Required behaviours
Seeing the
Big Picture, Making Effective Decisions, Delivering at Pace, Leadership,
Working Together, Developing Self and Others
Application deadline
10 June
2022
Grade : Higher Executive Officer
(HEO)
Type of Position: Fixed term, with
possibility of renewal
Region : Africa
Country/Territory: Guinea
Location (City): Conakry
Type of Post: British Embassy
Number of vacancies 1
Salary : GNF 16,784,741 (gross
per month) plus GNF 150,000.00 (Transport Allowance)
Start Date: 18 July 2022
Other benefits and conditions of
employment
Learning and development opportunities
(and any specific training courses to be completed):
The position offers opportunity for
learning and development on the job, including through attendance at online
seminars, workshops and building relationships with relevant contacts.
Online training courses are also
available.
There may be an opportunity to attend
regional or UK training.
Working patterns:
Monday – Thursday 08:00 – 16:30, Friday 08:00 – 13:00
Additional information
·
Please note that the deadline
for applications is 23:55 on the day mentioned in the above field “Application
deadline”.
To apply, go to: https://fco.tal.net/vx/appcentre-ext/brand-0/candidate/so/pm/4/pl/1/opp/16760-Economic-Commercial-and-Projects-Officer-HEO-01-22-CKY/en-GB
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