Facilitators and Rapporteuer for the Judiciary Directorate of Public Affairs and Communication workshop on Crisis Communication at IDLO - International Development Law Organization

The duties and responsibilities of the Facilitators will be:

• Review documents relevant to the workshop, including the concept note, program, and literature relevant to the thematic topics as assigned.
• Develop comprehensive PowerPoint presentations on the thematic topics assigned.
• Deliver the presentations during the DPAC workshop on Crisis Communication from 13th to 18th November 2022 in Mombasa, using appropriate presentation tools.
• Guide the discussion on the presentations made to draw feedback from the participants, and develop the feedback report to be submitted to DPAC and IDLO.

The duties and responsibilities of the Rapporteurs will be:

• Review documents relevant to the workshop, including the concept note, presentations, and program, ahead of the workshop.
• Attend and record all proceedings and presentations made during the DPAC workshop.
• Collate all the presentations made during the workshop, and compile a draft workshop report for submission to DPAC and IDLO, including annexures.
• Finalize and submit a comprehensive workshop report incorporating the feedback received from DPAC and IDLO.

DELIVERABLES

The deliverables of the Facilitators will be:

• Comprehensive PowerPoint presentations on the thematic topics assigned.
• Delivery of the presentation during the DPAC workshop on Crisis Communication from 13th to 18th November 2022 in Mombasa.
• A consolidated feedback report on the thematic topic assigned.

The deliverables of the Rapporteurs will be:

• Recordings of all proceedings, presentations, feedback reports, and resource materials used during the workshop.
• Comprehensive workshop report for review by DPAC and IDLO.
• Final workshop report incorporating feedback from DPAC and IDLO.

Job Requirements

IDEAL CANDIDATES’ PROFILES

The Facilitators should have the following skills, qualifications, and experience:

• Bachelor’s degree in Communication, Information Communication, Technology, Law, or related discipline from a university recognised in Kenya.
• A master’s degree in any of the above fields is an added advantage.
• A minimum of 7 -10 years of professional experience in communications.
• Knowledge of the Judiciary’s communication context, needs, and emerging issues.
• Skills and experience delivering on similar assignments, especially for state institutions.
• Excellent organisational, interpersonal, and communication skills.