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Programme Officer

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Description

The programme officer will be responsible for supporting the project lead in implementing, coordinating and ensuring quality and results by:

  • Providing administrative and operational support on the coordination and implementation of the project;
  • Ensuring day to day running of the project administrative and operational activities;
  • Supporting in project related logistical services such as flight and hotel bookings,
  • Maintain up to date files, records and documentation of project materials;
  • Support in monitoring and tracking program budgets.
  • Assist in preparing budget reports and financial documentation related to program expenditures.
  • Work closely with the designated staff to ensure the smooth organisation of all project and organisational activities such as meetings, workshops, conferences.
  • Manage and maintain various project calendars and schedules
  • Prepare correspondence, files, and other documents, using word processing, spreadsheet, database, and presentation software
  • Proof-read, edit, translate (Thai English Thai) and draft reports, correspondence, website material, and other relevant documents and material as required
  • Communicate information internally with Management and co-workers, and externally with affiliates and suppliers.
  • Perform such other appropriate tasks as assigned by the Regional Office Manager.

Skills

  • Organized and efficient
  • Proactive and able to anticipate office needs, taking initiative
  • Skilled in providing excellent service through clear communication
  • Demonstrated experience with word processing, database, and spreadsheet software
  • Willingness and ability to keep self-improving
  • Skilled in collaborating with teammates and external partners in a multicultural environment
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