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BRAC is recruiting for the position of Technical Sector Officer – Community Mobilization to support community engagement, social empowerment, gender and social inclusion, SRHR, SGBV prevention and response, disability inclusion, advocacy, and related activities under the AIM programme.
I checked the Job in Rwanda listing you provided and also verified the vacancy details against other published copies. The version I found online is an older vacancy from July–August 2025, not a current September 2026 vacancy. It listed two positions based in Huye and Nyanza Districts, with a deadline of 5 August 2025.
So, I would not publish this as a current 2026 vacancy unless your Job in Rwanda page has been updated with a new deadline/details.
Qualifications
The published vacancy requires a graduate or postgraduate qualification in fields such as:
- International Development
- Gender
- Sociology
- Anthropology
- Social Sciences
- Other related fields.
Experience Requirements
The archived vacancy specifies:
- 3–5 years of relevant experience in gender equality, social inclusion, SGBV, community engagement and advocacy.
- Experience providing technical assistance in advocacy, community engagement and empowerment.
- Experience developing and delivering training modules.
- Training facilitation experience.
- Experience with programmes targeting adolescent girls and young women is an advantage.
- Experience developing SBCC messages, tools and materials is an advantage.
- Advocacy, community mobilization and engagement experience is also an advantage.
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