Project Coordinator (NYOTA Master Trainer) - Dadaab

About the role

The Norwegian Refugee Council is recruiting a Project Coordinator (Master Trainer) for its NYOTA Business Development Services (BDS) programme in Kenya Dadaab. The Coordinator provides technical leadership for BDS training to refugee youths, ensuring it is practical, inclusive and delivered to the required quality standards. The role works under the supervision of the Task Team Leader and in close coordination with MSEA and other stakeholders.

Key responsibilities

• Coordinate delivery of training and capacity-building activities within the assigned area, following approved programme standards and methodologies.
• Lead or support Training of Trainers (ToT), coaching and capacity-building, including assessing needs, observing delivery and giving structured feedback.
• Provide technical guidance to trainers, facilitators and programme staff, and conduct routine quality assurance of training, materials and delivery.
• Deliver and reinforce core business skills such as financial literacy, record keeping, marketing, customer relations, business planning, digital tools and market access, alongside entrepreneurial and socio-emotional skills.
• Contribute to monitoring, learning and quality improvement through feedback collection, documentation of lessons learned and reporting.
• Promote safeguarding, protection, PSEA, accountability and safe, inclusive programming; ensure gender-responsive, disability-inclusive and culturally appropriate approaches.
• Collaborate with NRC teams, partners and stakeholders, and comply with NRC policies and procedures.

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree in entrepreneurship, business management, business administration, economics, development studies, livelihoods or a related field.
• At least three years of specific experience implementing BDS and/or entrepreneurship programmes, including business and entrepreneurship training.
• Proficiency in written and spoken English and Kiswahili; knowledge of Swahili, Arabic, French or other languages common in Kenyan refugee settings is an advantage.
• Experience in Kakuma/Kalobeyei and/or Dadaab is highly desirable.