Assistant Development Officer
Wu Zhi Qiao (Bridge to China) Charitable Foundation Limited
- Company Industries:Charity/Social Services/Non-Profit Organisation
Job Information
- Post Date:2015-01-14
- Career Level:Middle
- Location:Not Specified
- Yr(s) of Exp:2 years
- Qualification:Degree
- Employment Type:Full Time
- Job Function:Clerical / Admin Staff Public Relations - Event Management Social Services - Community / Non-profit Organi
Job Description
Key responsibilities:
- To support the identification, development, implementation and evaluation of village improvement projects in China.
- To provide guidance and support to student teams during the implementation of small scale construction/ voluntary service projects in poor villages in the Mainland;
- To assist in project administration and finance with compliance to WZQ policies and standards;
- To support the planning and implementation of service learning programmes and capacity building activities for our student volunteers;
- To provide support to other projects and events of the Foundation
Requirements:
- Share the mission of Wu Zhi Qiao
- A proactive and people-oriented individual with good interpersonal, planning and problem solving skills, and be able to work under pressure and dynamic environment;
- Good organizational skill, detail-minded and positive personality;
- Available to travel occasionally to and work in rural areas in China including during holidays;
- Degree holder with related disciplines with at least 2 years relevant experience, preferably in organizing / administration of student services and youth work. Practical field experience in rural villages will be a bonus; and
- Proficiency in written and spoken English and Chinese, Mandarin highly desired
Please send C.V., present and expected salary, availability to recruitment@bridgetochina.org.hk
Personal data will be used for recruitment purpose only.
Company Info
Wu Zhi Qiao (Bridge to China) Charitable Foundation is a charity registered in Hong Kong in 2007. Through encouraging volunteers, especially university student volunteers from Hong
Kong and Mainland China, to design and build footbridges and village facilities in remote and rural villages in the Mainland with green concepts, we aspire to:
- Foster better communication, mutual understanding and integration between Hong Kong and the Mainland
- Improve lives of underprivileged villages in remote areas of Mainland China
- Inspire respect, appreciation and preservation of local culture and environment, and promulgate the concept of sustainability
- Provide university students a real life experience of executing a service project which has direct impact.
The Foundation has
two Visions: One is to encourage students and social volunteers to improve the lives of underprivileged villagers in rural areas of China by initiating and implementing sustainable development
projects. The other is to provide an opportunity for volunteers and villagers to develop their mutual understanding and improve communication, so to foster friendship and build spiritual bridges. The
Mission of the Foundation is to foster better mutual understanding between the young people in Hong Kong and the Mainland for sustainable development in underprivileged areas of China and beyond.
The signature programme of Wu Zhi Qiao was to construct footbridge to solve accessibility and mobility of villagers in remote areas, while the rammed earth building programme was established in 2010 to demonstrate eco-dwelling technique. To response to the development needs of youth and the National Revitalization Strategy for rural villages in China, village enrichment programme and student experiential learning programme were also developed in the recent years. With the support of the stakeholders, mentors, universities, students and social volunteers, Wu Zhi Qiao has completed 53 footbridge construction projects, 3 village demonstration projects, 3 village centres across 8 provinces of China with the partnership of over 20 institutions and participation of more than 5,500 volunteers from Hong Kong, Mainland and overseas. Approximate 79,000 villagers was benefited. Learn more at www.bridgetochina.org.hk.
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