
CIFA is an international NGO with over 40 years of experience in protecting vulnerable children and youth. Active in Ethiopia for more than 20 years, CIFA promotes access to quality education, gender equality, women's economic empowerment, and inclusive livelihoods. Through its integrated approach, CIFA has developed strong expertise in solid waste management and circular economy initiatives, linking environmental sustainability with socio-economic inclusion. CIFA currently operates in Addis Ababa, Dire Dawa City Administration, Amhara (South Wollo), Harari, and Oromia Region.
In the framework of the SECOND LIFE project, the Tutor will support the effective implementation of project activities in Addis Ababa, working closely with TVET centers, project partners, and beneficiaries. The role combines student support, training coordination, and inclusion-focused activities, ensuring high-quality delivery of vocational training and active engagement of beneficiaries. The Second Life project aims to strengthen solid waste management (SWM), circular economy approaches, and socio-economic inclusion through coordinated technical, institutional, and community-based actions in Addis Ababa. The project is implemented through a multi-disciplinary team and in close coordination with the Addis Ababa City Administration, local authorities, and partners. CIFA ETS intends to recruit a Tutor in Addis Ababa under the supervision of the Project Coordinator.
Duration Contract: Until December 2027, renewable subject to performance and project needs, contract with a 60-day probation period and the possibility of extension.
Interested candidates who meet the required qualifications and experience are invited to apply through this link: https://forms.gle/tYvvyuYgJqz925pi9
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Over the years, the border zone between Kenya and Ethiopia experienced increased intra ethnic conflicts, animal health, and livestock marketing bottlenecks. This led to CIFA Kenya (established in 2000) to facilitate the establishments of cross border initiatives in 2004/05. Through these initiatives, CIFA gained recognition from the Ethiopian communities and authorities and in 2005 this led to the setting up and registration of CIFA Ethiopia as a National NGO and re-registered again on April 11, 2016 with the Federal Charities and Societies Agency via certificate number 1012. The CIFA Trust (www.cifauk.org.uk), an independent charity registered in UK, was established in 2006 to broaden CIFA’s international outreach, particularly with regard to advocacy on behalf of the marginalized pastoralists, and also to strengthen CIFA’s capacity and long term sustainability in Kenya and Ethiopia. Our strategic position in Borana Zone and linkage to several cross border partners and sister organization – CIFA Kenya gives us a big opportunity to work on cross border related issues