Lajmërime të ndryshme për studentët Shqiptarë:

[Zoe]

Sa interesante dhe e dobishme kjo teme. Forever pls vazhdoje.

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Terre des hommes is accepting applications for the following position in its Tirana office:


National Database Operator

Applicants must hold a university degree and have a minimum of 4 years professional experience, preferably within the fields of project coordination, field monitoring, and database management. Excellent oral and written communication skills in English are required. Working with a national database Geographical Information System (GIS) software, the main responsibilities include the development and management of a
monitoring and evaluation team comprised of five regional database operators for all aspects related to programs: documentation, reporting, communication of data to national and international partners.

Position requires periodic trips to other regions/countries.

Interested candidates should send Cover letter and CV-s to the following address:

tdhalbanie@albaniaonline.net
For more information, call 04 37 50 14 or 068 25 27 030

Application deadline: December 15, 2003.

[ChuChu]

Social Science and Public Policy

Aspen Institute Offers Scholarships to Minority Students for Summer Internships to Study Issues Relating to Philanthropy, Voluntarism and Nonprofit Organizations: Candidates Must Have Backgrounds in Social Sciences or the Humanities

Source: Aspen Institute, Nonprofit Sector Research Fund, William Randolph Hearst Endowed Scholarship for Minority Students

Deadline: March 15, 2004

The Nonprofit Sector Research Fund, a grantmaking program of the Aspen Institute in Washington, DC, annually offers the William Randolph Hearst Endowed Scholarship. The scholarship, which is based on academic excellence and need, is open to both undergraduate and graduate students who are members of minority groups. The Hearst Scholar serves as a summer intern with the Fund. Through this program, the Fund seeks to introduce a diverse group of students to issues relating to philanthropy, voluntarism and nonprofit organizations. Recipients may arrange with their colleges or universities to receive academic credit for this experience.

Activities: In his or her summer internship, the Hearst Scholar undertakes general research and program support for the Fund's grantmaking and outreach efforts.

Requirements: The ideal candidate for this scholarship is a highly motivated continuing graduate or undergraduate student from an underrepresented community. She or he should have an excellent academic record and also have the following:
Outstanding research skills
A background in the social sciences or humanities
Excellent writing and communication skills
Demonstrated financial need.

The student must be able to intern for 10-12 weeks full-time during the summer at the Washington, DC, office of the Aspen Institute. All travel and housing costs must be covered by the student. A scholarship grant of between $2,500 and $5,000 will be awarded, depending on the recipient's educational level, financial need, and time commitment.

Application Procedure: There is no application form for this scholarship. A letter of interest, resume, transcript, a letter from the appropriate college or university financial aid officer certifying demonstrated financial need, and two letters of reference should be sent to the contact noted below. For more information, visit the following Web site: http://www.nonprofitresearch.org/new...m?doc_id=16318 .

Contact: Jill Blackford, Program Coordinator The Aspen Institute One Dupont Circle, Suite 700 Washington, DC, 20036, (202)736-5800, FAX (202) 293-0525, Email: nsrf@aspeninstitute.org

[Larsus]

UMCOr NY PRogram Assistant
Programme Assistant, UMCOR-NGO, New York
Purpose:

The United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) is a not-for-
profit organisation that provides transitional development and
relief assistance to communities in need around the world. We are
currently searching for a Programme Assistant to work out of our
New York office on a one-year contract. This position will
provide HQ-based reporting, logistics and administrative support
to UMCOR’s missions in the Europe and Asia (E & A) division.

Primary Responsibilities:

Work with field offices and E & A staff offering assistance on
day-to-day operations;

Edit and review proposals and grants for donor submission and
programme reports;

Manage logistical tasks that relate to project implementation;

Engage in overall organisational issues;

Provide additional administrative support when a Programme
Officer is out of the office for an extended period of time;

Researching and preparing reports on potential donors for
specific programmes;

Maintaining, updating and disseminating the UMCOR-NGO Project
Matrix;

Tracking shipments and mailings;

Providing information for the UMCOR-NGO website;

Other duties as assigned.
Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree in International Development, International
Relations, or related field; experience with international
humanitarian or development NGOs preferred; excellent writing,
organisation and communication skills; proven managerial skills.

If you meet the minimum requirements and wish to apply, please
send cover letter, résumé and salary history to: UMCOR Jobs, 100
Maryland Avenue NE, Suite #410, Washington DC 20002, fax +1-202-
544-4118 or umcor_jobs@umcor.org.

[Larsus]

CSIS, Program Coordinator - Washington, DC
from FPA

CSIS, Program Coordinator - Washington, DC
Center for Strategic and International Studies
www.csis.org


Description:
The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) is a
non-profit, bipartisan public policy organization established in
1962 to address international policy issues and to provide policy
options and solutions. CSIS is one of the largest organizations
of its kind, with a staff of roughly 180 employees, including
more than 100 analysts tracking policy issues and developments in
countries across the globe.
CSIS is seeking a Program Coordinator for its Homeland Security
Program. The Program Coordinator will be involved in every facet
of the Program, from coordinating the research agenda to managing
the day-to-day operations of the Program.

Administrative support of day-to-day operations includes:


Coordinating event logistics for Program meetings, activities,
and briefings.
Managing budget activities for the Program, including tracking
revenue and expenses
Receiving, directing and responding to inquires from the media
and the corporate sector.
Arranging travel itinerary for Senior Staff members.
Updating web content to reflect project developments and new
initiatives.
Drafting and tracking correspondence and communications with
program stakeholders
Research support of program agenda includes:


Conducting research on homeland security policy issues, including
weapons of mass destruction (WMD) preparedness, critical
infrastructure protection, and issues related to international
collaboration and cooperation.
Monitoring and tracking current events and issues in the field.
Writing and researching proposals.
Coordinating outreach activities with members of the security
community.
Drafting a periodic newsletter and other publications, as directed
Qualification:
Successful incumbent will have a B.A. degree, accompanied by 2
years related office and research experience. Incumbent must have
strong knowledge in the field of homeland security and an
interest in policy-related research. Ability to manage competing
priorities and multiple projects under tight deadlines.

Must possess strong communication skills including the ability to
effectively present information and respond to questions from
constituency groups, media, governmental entities, and the
general public. PC literate, specifically, MS Word, Excel and
familiarity with web-based research tools.


Email: employment@csis.org



Location: DC
Deadline: ASAP
Website: www.csis.org


P.S. Aspen Institute eshte nje nga institucionet me te mira per te marre both eksperience dhe emer

[theodora*]

Postuar më parë nga Kryeplaku
perSHENDETje
Ketu me poshte jane adresat elektronike te universiteteve kryesore te Greqise:

Universiteti Aristotelit, Selanik www.auth.gr
Universiteti i Demokritit, Thrake www.duth.gr
Universiteti Kombetar Kapodhistriak, Athine www.uoa.gr
Politeknikumi Kombetar i Mecovit, Athine www.ntua.gr
Universiteti i Thesalise, Volo www.uth.gr
Universiteti i Jonit www.uion.edu.gr
Universiteti i Janines www.uoi.gr
Universiteti i Kretes www.uch.gr
Universiteti i Maqedonise, Selanik www.uom.gr
Univeresiteti Ekonomise Athine www.aueb.gr
Universiteti Patras www.upatras.gr
Universiteti i Pireut www.unipi.gr
Politeknikumi i Kretes www.ergasya.tuc.gr
Universiteti i Harokopit, Athine www.hua.gr

falemiNDERit

Po adrresen e shkolles time e harrove fare mo?Si s'ke turp
Nese,behet fjala per tei athinas:www.teiath.gr.

[Kryeplaku]

Faleminderit per plotesimin, po dite ndonje gje tjeter akoma shkruaje kur te duash!

[theodora*]

ore forever.
C'paske qene keshtu ti?Si ja the plakut te detit,si me te qeshur si me te ngjeshur.
Tani qe te flasim troc nese do te na ndimosh nxir pikat me kryesore te te dhenave qe na dhe dhe beju 1 perkthim te vogel ne shqip(po deshe e po te kesh kohe)

[Jonian]

VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT - ALB/2004/YAPS

Don Bosco and YAPS Foundation are seeking an experienced, energetic,
visionary and committed
General Manager for the UNICEF-supported Youth Albania Professional
Services (YAPS) Social
Business. Working in a demanding environment, he/she will be
responsible for managing several
business ventures and a staff of 70. The General Manager will report to
a high-profile Foundation,
UNICEF and the Don Bosco Center.

Duties and responsibilities

* oversee and guide operations of YAPS ventures – Mail & Parcel,
Cleaning, Fix-It and Media &
Publicity Monitoring
* plan and implement marketing strategy
* conceptualize expansion opportunities and implement them upon
Foundation approval
* represent YAPS to Foundation, UNICEF,Don Bosco and other stakeholders
* ensure workflow procedures in line with internationally recognized
standards
* implement auditing recommendations.

Skills and attributes

* degree in business administration, economics, or related area; MBA or
equivalent an advantage.
* 5 years of progressively responsible professional work experience at
national or international
level in business development, management, monitoring and evaluation;
experience with development
agencies or not-for profit organizations
* proven experience in supervising and directing a team
* proven ability in conceptualizing, innovating, planning and executing
ideas and transferring
knowledge and skills
* good analytical, negotiating, communication and advocacy skills
* experience with computer software
* ability to work in a multicultural work environment
* fluency in Albanian and English

Terms and condition of employment:

- Initial employment term two years, with a probationary period of
three months. Highly
competitive salary

Applications should include:

1. A cover letter in English, documenting skills and qualifications
2. Copies of supporting documents, including diplomas and certificates
3. A detailed CV with names and contact information of previous
employers and at least two
professional references from previous employers.

Submit applications (marked ALB/2004/YAPS) electronically to
tirana@unicef.org or to UNICEF, Rruga
Arben Broci, Villa No. 6, Tirana, Albania, in a sealed envelope
addressed to Operations Officer by
15 March 2004.

[Jonian]

If you are interested, or know anyone who might be – check this out.
Second web-site has examples
of past internships.

http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/kokkalis/internships.html
http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/kokkalis/past_interns.html

Research and Internship Grants

Application Deadline
Friday, April 23, 2004




The Kokkalis Program is welcoming applications for a limited number of
small grants to be used
towards undertaking non-paying (or low-paying) summer internship and/or
research projects located
in Southeastern Europe or concerning Southeastern Europe focusing on,
but not limited to, the
following fields: development (economic, sustainable, human resources,
etc.), the public sector,
government, human rights, social policy and security. The grants aim
both to encourage and
support work experiences or research that complements students’
academic work, and to promote
summer work experience and research in Southeastern Europe.

Eligible to apply are students who are currently enrolled in
undergraduate, graduate or PhD
programs in any college or university. Students are responsible to
find their own internships.

HOW TO APPLY
Applicants must submit the following:

* 1-page proposal describing their internship or research proposal.
Please include an explanation
of how the internship you have secured is the best opportunity for you
to gain the type of
experience that you are seeking or, for research projects, how it
relates to your academic work
and goals. For both internships and research projects, identify
specifically what your
roles/tasks will be versus just providing the published internship
description or a general
description of the research project;
* 1 letter of recommendation (i.e., from a faculty member from the
student’s department or
academic supervisor);
* CV/Résumé;
* Itemized budget, clarifying what expenses the grant money would be
used to cover;
* (Before final award of the grant) Proof of internship in the form of
an official letter from the
institution hosting the internship. This letter must be on the
official letter-head of the host
institution and signed by the internship supervisor or relevant person
from the institution.


Please email* your applications to: kokkalis_program@ksg.harvard.edu,
or
mail to:

Kokkalis Program
Suite 160
124 Mt. Auburn Street
Cambridge, MA 02138 USA

*If you email your application (1-page proposal, CV, itemized budget),
you still must post your
letter of recommendation in a sealed envelope signed on the back by the
recommender AND the proof
of internship letter.

GRANT AWARDS: The grant amounts will be determined after reviewing all
complete applications. The
grant awards are meant to supplement unpaid or low-paid internships or
research work for expenses
directly related to the experience (i.e., travel to the internship
site, housing, daily
transportation, etc.).

APPLICATION DEADLINE: April 23, 2004 Applications must be post-marked
no later than April 20.
Awards will be announced approximately 2 weeks after the deadline.
Applications and supporting
materials (i.e., letter or recommendation) postmarked by April 20 but
received 2 weeks after the
deadline will not be valid.

[theodora*]

ore Jonian.
Mundesh te nxjeresh nje permbajteje ne shqip?Me fjalet tende thuaje dhe fundja fundit me 2 fjali.Se eshte shume i madh ai hartimi qe ke postuar.
Bye