Workplace: Where the needs of the training require it
Start day: Depending on the needs of the training
Type of contract: Fixed term
This vacancy will close on October 25th
The People Management Unit (PMU), under MSF USA, is responsible for the creation and deployment of programs that reinforce MSF’s operational approach to team management and support the development and growth of managers and supervisors based in field operations and headquarter locations.
The WoW (Ways of Working) is a training program that focus on improving essential management practices and ensuring the consistent application of MSF management tools and approaches. WoW trainings are designed to contribute to the participants’ professional development and prepare them for advancement into more senior roles while also contributing to the overall operational success of MSF projects. WoW courses are highly participatory programs designed for staff who supervise, manage, and collaborate with individuals and/or teams. WoW training programs are open to international and national staff members in a field project or HQ role who currently supervise MSF staff. If appropriate, managers from other MSF sections or from partners critical to a project’s success, such as the Ministry of Health (MoH), may also attend the training.
There are several WoW training programs which all use 2 different delivery formats as follows:
WoW Training Program
Profile
Delivery Mode
Virtual Blended/onsiteWoW 1
Introduces essential management skills and practices.
Targets typically IRFFG levels 6-11
10-week training period (with 1 break week)
18 Virtual Sessions (3h30 each session) + Pre-work
prior to each session
7 training days
WoW 2
Focuses on strengthening team dynamics Participants must have previously completed WoW 1
6+1 week training period 14 Virtual Sessions (3h30 each session) + Pre-work
prior to each session
5 training days
WoW CC
Enhances discussion-based approach in team Management and deliver operational responses adapted to changing environment
Targets Coordinators, Cells and Referents (levels 11 and above + HQ roles)
3 weeks training;
6 Virtual Sessions
Prerequisites sessions (2) prior to each session
2+6 training days
WoW CPD
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) workshops and ateliers on some topics Targets different WoW graduates.
Hosts 16 to 24 participants
Various schedule depends on topics.
NA
Ways of Working (WoW) Facilitators report to the WoW Program Manager.
As a member of a WoW Facilitation Team, a WoW Facilitator is responsible for managing and delivering the comprehensive WoW curriculum, co-facilitating assigned WoW training courses, and providing support to participants throughout the course. The overall objectives of a WoW Facilitator are to:
This position requires the flexibility to travel to foreign countries to work onsite at the project level at times, and at other times to work remotely from your home. While onsite at an MSF project location, the WoW facilitator may be exposed to precarious settings under high security and/or very basic living conditions. When facilitating remotely from home, the WoW facilitator will require high-speed internet and a space to work uninterrupted and with high focus for hours at a time.
The working hours of the position vary based on the scheduling of the WoW courses. This often requires WoW Facilitators to work outside of traditional “office hours” and to be flexible and available to work according to the scheduled times for all the weeks of the assigned WoW course.
Qualified applicants will pass through a rigorous recruitment process compromising a mix of assessment methods. After the recruitment process, qualified candidates shall take part in a weeklong Training of Facilitators (ToF) course which will be organized face to face in Mexico City and once successfully completed the ToF they become part of the Facilitation Team Pool in PMU. That means the staff can be a facilitator of WoW Programs. However, being part of the pool will not guarantee an automatic or continuous assignment/matching to a facilitation role.
A pool member who is assigned to a facilitation role will receive a short-term contract covering the period of the WoW course. The contract is issued by the applicable MSF office, on behalf of PMU, applicable to the location of the staff. A consultant contract can be issued if the facilitator is found in a country where any of MSF offices could not manage (reach) to contract an employee. Remuneration of the role basis the job level, duration and type of the contract and weekly duty hours.
If the selected persons are currently under contract with MSF, the facilitation will require around 2 to 3 weeks off from your regular position. To keep continuity and not leave your regular job, a detachment mechanism is possible.
A WoW Facilitator must have previous team management and humanitarian experience, preferably with MSF in the field. WoW Facilitators must have a good understanding of MSF’s operations, policies and issues and must be able to provide examples of management practice from personal experience. WoW Facilitators must also be comfortable explaining the theory behind each topic and providing practical and relevant examples.
WoW Facilitator should be available to facilitate multiple courses over a period of 3 years (can be under detachment mechanism if already under MSF contract).
All WoW Facilitators must have excellent communication and interpersonal skills, be culturally sensitive, at ease working with a diverse range of group dynamics, as well as:
WoW Facilitators
Application procedure:
If you are interested to be part of the WoW facilitator pool and fulfill the job requirements stated above, please dully fill the application form below before October 25th 2024
The selected candidates will be invited to join the TOF WOW 1 onsite at Mexico City in Q1-2025.
Travel & accommodation costs are very limited for those who are not under MSF contract in the Region. Once selected candidates are identified, cost sharing between MSF & the participant without actual MSF contract will be needed.
*CV maximum 2 pages
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