PESDW Project Intern at International Labour Organization

Inter alia, duties and responsibilities include

• Support implementation of the Project activities in Ghana.
• Support and ensure a cordial working relationship with the relevant stakeholders.
• Support the project in documentation required for preparing activity and monthly project reports and contribute to the quarterly narrative reports.
• Assist in planning and organization of meetings, assist in preparing mission files, power point presentations,
• Provide support in activities follow up action that support the smooth running of the office.
• Perform other tasks as may be assigned from time to time by the supervisor.
• Interns should expect to devote 10% to 20% of their time to administrative tasks.

Required profile

Education

• Area of studies: Law, environmental economics, development economics, environment and sustainable development, labour studies, economics, social sciences, international development
•  The candidate should be enrolled in their final year of graduate degree programme or should have completed such a programme no longer than 1 years ago (mandatory)

Experience

• Any relevant work experience in Programmes/Projects ‘planning, monitoring and implementation would be beneficial Good knowledge of Microsoft office programmes, in particular Word, Excel and Powerpoint. Knowledge on Sustainable Development Goals and Targets and research skills. Ability to take initiatives

Languages

• Excellent command of English (both oral and written). Working knowledge of any other ILO's official languages would be an added advantage.

Competencies

The candidate is expected to demonstrate and be guided by ILO competencies, specifically:

• Adaptable to an international, multicultural and multilingual environment.
• Good communication skills, both written and verbal.
• Strong orientation to learning and knowledge sharing.
•  Capacity to work on own initiative as well as cooperate as a team member; and
• Sensitivity to diversity as well as gender equality issues