Details of TRAINING OFFICER (NATIONAL POSITION)
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| Name | The International NGO Safety Organisation (INSO) |
| City | Hargeisa |
| Job Requirement | Job description VACANCY
ANNOUNCEMENT TRAINING OFFICER (NATIONAL POSITION) LOCATION:
HARGEISA, SOMALILAND CLOSING DATE:14
SEPTEMBER 2026 Organisation
Background: Founded in
2011, the International NGO Safety Organisation (INSO) is an international
non-governmental organisation that supports humanitarian aid workers by
establishing safety coordination platforms in insecure contexts. INSO provides
registered NGOs with a range of free services, including real-time incident
tracking, analytical reports, safety-related data and mapping, crisis
management support, staff orientations and training. INSO provides
daily support to more than 1000 NGOs operating in 16 of the world’s most
insecure countries. INSO is
registered in the Netherlands with its headquarters based in The Hague, the
international city of peace and justice. INSO
Somalia/Somaliland INSO Somalia/Somaliland seeks to address the growing challenges of safety in the NGO community in Somalia through the provision of specialized, coordinated, and focused safety management support. It recognizes the insecure operating environment all NGOs face in Somalia/Somaliland and the collective value of enhancing safety preparedness and support. The project provides the NGO community with its own safety focal point and tailored safety support services through 3 main services: Research & Analysis (provision of regular reports, safety risk assessments and briefings); Capacity building (provision of various trainings); and Response (provision of support to crisis management in response to critical incidents). 1. Job Summary Reporting to the Training Manager, the Training Officer is responsible for conducting, facilitating, and delivering high quality training and providing support to the Training Manager in the delivery of course outlined below and the development of future training provision. Specifically,
the Training Officer will: · Organize training courses in line with
the INSO Somalia/Somaliland Strategic plan. · Co-facilitate training courses,
deliver classroom inputs, and manage live practical scenarios. · Support the Training manager in course
design and development. · Support the Training manager in
monitoring & evaluation of training delivery and impact · Support the Training manager to train, coach, mentor and develop the Training Assistant The Training
Officer will also provide support in the preparation of administration, course
reports, financial management and statistical reports for the Director, Horn of
Africa for the benefit of INSO Donors and NGO beneficiaries. 2. Key responsibilities Training
Facilitation. a) Deliver classroom inputs and facilitate
dynamic and interesting training courses as directed by the training manager,
to include: · Humanitarian Environment Individual
Safety Training (HEIST) · NGO Security Management Training (NSM) · Crisis Management (CM) · Personal Safety Training (PST) · Humanitarian Negotiations Training for
Field Workers (HN2) · Humanitarian Environment First Aid
Training (HEFAT) · Other relevant training as directed. It is expected
that the Training Officer will be able to take full charge of the planning,
preparation, and facilitation of some of the training delivery when requested
by the line manager. Provide
logistic support. · Responsible to produce training
presentations, course programmes, facilitator notes, lesson plans and aid-memoires
as directed by the training manager. · In coordination with the TM and other
team members, contribute to the organization of training logistics. · Prepare training schedule. · Advertise the courses. Monitor course feedback systems. · In conjunction with the training
manager further develop course appraisal and feedback systems. · Maintain and regularly update the
training database to ensure data accuracy and completeness. · Update monthly monitoring reports that contribute to INSO global training activities follow-up. Elaborate and
guide the strategy. · Participate proactively in the
development and delivery of INSO Somalia strategy. · Responsible for the capitalization of
training notes and materials and the development of INSO Somalia institutional
memory. · Promote the development of new training courses with the training manager utilizing adult learning methodologies. Other
responsibilities. · Work closely with INSO Somalia
colleagues in the administration of procurement issues, finance and budget
control, travel and accommodation booking for missions to the field. The above
duties are not exhaustive; flexibility is expected as you may be assigned any
other duties that may not be listed above to meet the needs of the programme. Skills and
qualifications 1. Qualification and Experience · Degree in Education or Post Graduate
Diploma in Education or equivalent relevant practical experience. · Certified occupational experience of
training delivery. · Security/safety training course
attendance. · Evidence of knowledge and skills-based
training delivery to junior staff and senior management. · First Aid qualification – Advanced
First Responder trainer highly desirable. · Four years of experience in a
Security/Safety training environment. · Two years of experience with an NGO in
a position dealing with safety/security responsibilities. (Security Focal Point
experience is an added advantage.) · Somalia experience is an added
advantage. 2. Key Personal Competencies · Attention to detail · Honesty and integrity. The holder must
exercise a strong work ethic and take responsibility for his/her own actions. · Ability to work under pressure. · Ability to work in a multi-cultural
environment · Capacity to plan and manage your own
time effectively. · Ability and eagerness to learn. · Capacity to work effectively and
efficiently with minimum supervision. · Flexibility with respect to working
hours and tasks. · Teamwork 3. Skills required · Thorough understanding of the
contextual security environment for all geographic regions of Somalia · Proven presentation/facilitator skills
using adult learning methodologies. · Good administration, logistics and
budget capacity. · Excellent knowledge of Word, Excel,
PowerPoint, Internet, and general IT use. 7. Languages · English (working language): fluent, both
speaking and writing · Somali (working language): mother
tongue. 8. Additional · Valid passport How to Apply Please submit
complete applications to jobs@som.ngosafety.org and reference Training Officer
in the subject line before 14 September 2026. Applications
should be in English and include: · An Updated CV (maximum 3 pages). · A one-page cover letter detailing why
you are interested in working for INSO and how your qualifications align
specifically with the competencies required for the role. Please do not
send any additional information. Only short-listed candidates will be
contacted. INSO’s
Safeguarding Policy INSO is fully
committed to safe recruitment, selection and vetting of all potential new
staff, trustees and volunteers and we will ensure rigorous compliance with our
Code of Conduct and Safeguarding policy throughout the recruitment process.
Apply to jobs@som.ngosafety.org |
| Member Since | Sep 01,2026 |
| Last Worked | Sep 01,2026 |
| Open Job By The International NGO Safety Organisation (INSO) | 1 |
Job Requirement
Job description
VACANCY
ANNOUNCEMENT TRAINING OFFICER (NATIONAL POSITION)
LOCATION:
HARGEISA, SOMALILAND
CLOSING DATE:14
SEPTEMBER 2026
Organisation
Background:
Founded in
2011, the International NGO Safety Organisation (INSO) is an international
non-governmental organisation that supports humanitarian aid workers by
establishing safety coordination platforms in insecure contexts. INSO provides
registered NGOs with a range of free services, including real-time incident
tracking, analytical reports, safety-related data and mapping, crisis
management support, staff orientations and training.
INSO provides
daily support to more than 1000 NGOs operating in 16 of the world’s most
insecure countries.
INSO is
registered in the Netherlands with its headquarters based in The Hague, the
international city of peace and justice.
INSO
Somalia/Somaliland
INSO Somalia/Somaliland seeks to address the growing challenges of safety in the NGO community in Somalia through the provision of specialized, coordinated, and focused safety management support. It recognizes the insecure operating environment all NGOs face in Somalia/Somaliland and the collective value of enhancing safety preparedness and support. The project provides the NGO community with its own safety focal point and tailored safety support services through 3 main services: Research & Analysis (provision of regular reports, safety risk assessments and briefings); Capacity building (provision of various trainings); and Response (provision of support to crisis management in response to critical incidents).
1. Job Summary
Reporting to the Training Manager, the Training Officer is responsible for conducting, facilitating, and delivering high quality training and providing support to the Training Manager in the delivery of course outlined below and the development of future training provision.
Specifically,
the Training Officer will:
· Organize training courses in line with
the INSO Somalia/Somaliland Strategic plan.
· Co-facilitate training courses,
deliver classroom inputs, and manage live practical scenarios.
· Support the Training manager in course
design and development.
· Support the Training manager in
monitoring & evaluation of training delivery and impact
· Support the Training manager to train, coach, mentor and develop the Training Assistant
The Training
Officer will also provide support in the preparation of administration, course
reports, financial management and statistical reports for the Director, Horn of
Africa for the benefit of INSO Donors and NGO beneficiaries.
2. Key responsibilities
Training
Facilitation.
a) Deliver classroom inputs and facilitate
dynamic and interesting training courses as directed by the training manager,
to include:
· Humanitarian Environment Individual
Safety Training (HEIST)
· NGO Security Management Training (NSM)
· Crisis Management (CM)
· Personal Safety Training (PST)
· Humanitarian Negotiations Training for
Field Workers (HN2)
· Humanitarian Environment First Aid
Training (HEFAT)
· Other relevant training as directed.
It is expected
that the Training Officer will be able to take full charge of the planning,
preparation, and facilitation of some of the training delivery when requested
by the line manager.
Provide
logistic support.
· Responsible to produce training
presentations, course programmes, facilitator notes, lesson plans and aid-memoires
as directed by the training manager.
· In coordination with the TM and other
team members, contribute to the organization of training logistics.
· Prepare training schedule.
· Advertise the courses.
Monitor course feedback systems.
· In conjunction with the training
manager further develop course appraisal and feedback systems.
· Maintain and regularly update the
training database to ensure data accuracy and completeness.
· Update monthly monitoring reports that contribute to INSO global training activities follow-up.
Elaborate and
guide the strategy.
· Participate proactively in the
development and delivery of INSO Somalia strategy.
· Responsible for the capitalization of
training notes and materials and the development of INSO Somalia institutional
memory.
· Promote the development of new training courses with the training manager utilizing adult learning methodologies.
Other
responsibilities.
· Work closely with INSO Somalia
colleagues in the administration of procurement issues, finance and budget
control, travel and accommodation booking for missions to the field.
The above
duties are not exhaustive; flexibility is expected as you may be assigned any
other duties that may not be listed above to meet the needs of the programme.
Skills and
qualifications
1. Qualification and Experience
· Degree in Education or Post Graduate
Diploma in Education or equivalent relevant practical experience.
· Certified occupational experience of
training delivery.
· Security/safety training course
attendance.
· Evidence of knowledge and skills-based
training delivery to junior staff and senior management.
· First Aid qualification – Advanced
First Responder trainer highly desirable.
· Four years of experience in a
Security/Safety training environment.
· Two years of experience with an NGO in
a position dealing with safety/security responsibilities. (Security Focal Point
experience is an added advantage.)
· Somalia experience is an added
advantage.
2. Key Personal Competencies
· Attention to detail
· Honesty and integrity. The holder must
exercise a strong work ethic and take responsibility for his/her own actions.
· Ability to work under pressure.
· Ability to work in a multi-cultural
environment
· Capacity to plan and manage your own
time effectively.
· Ability and eagerness to learn.
· Capacity to work effectively and
efficiently with minimum supervision.
· Flexibility with respect to working
hours and tasks.
· Teamwork
3. Skills required
· Thorough understanding of the
contextual security environment for all geographic regions of Somalia
· Proven presentation/facilitator skills
using adult learning methodologies.
· Good administration, logistics and
budget capacity.
· Excellent knowledge of Word, Excel,
PowerPoint, Internet, and general IT use.
7. Languages
· English (working language): fluent, both
speaking and writing
· Somali (working language): mother
tongue.
8. Additional
· Valid passport
How to Apply
Please submit
complete applications to jobs@som.ngosafety.org and reference Training Officer
in the subject line before 14 September 2026.
Applications
should be in English and include:
· An Updated CV (maximum 3 pages).
· A one-page cover letter detailing why
you are interested in working for INSO and how your qualifications align
specifically with the competencies required for the role.
Please do not
send any additional information. Only short-listed candidates will be
contacted.
INSO’s
Safeguarding Policy
INSO is fully
committed to safe recruitment, selection and vetting of all potential new
staff, trustees and volunteers and we will ensure rigorous compliance with our
Code of Conduct and Safeguarding policy throughout the recruitment process.
Apply to jobs@som.ngosafety.org
