Vacancies in Syria

Protection Officer

2021-08-18 [Erbil,Iraq ] NGO DESCRIPTION   NGO:Founded in 2003, Women Rehabilitation Organization (WRO) is a non-profit, non-governmental, independent organization dedicated to working towards the protection and advancement of women’s and child rights and the engagement of all members of society across Iraq and the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI). WRO supports the needs of all members of society in prevention and response to sexual/gender-based violence (SGBV) and increasing their access to quality integrated economic, social, […]

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Visiting Instructor for The Humanity and Society Course (open until filled).

English Language Instructors at the School of Languages (SL) at Sabanci University (open until filled).

  We are looking for experienced English Language Instructors to join the School of Languages (SL) at Sabanci University. As the School of Languages, we provide students with the necessary foundation skills and knowledge to excel in their interdisciplinary academic studies and help them develop their language awareness, knowledge and skills in English, Turkish and in other world languages. The courses offered by the SL are an integral part of the education offered at Sabanci

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PROJECT GO ASSISTANT DIRECTOR AND WISLI SUMMER LANGUAGE COORDINATOR

Position Summary: The Project GO Assistant Director and WISLI Summer Language Coordinator will work with the Wisconsin Intensive Summer Language Institutes (WISLI) (40%) and the Project Global Officers (Project GO) (60%). Both PGO and WISLI fall under the purview of the Language Program Office, a member of the International Division, serving communities engaged in learning, teaching, and researching Less Commonly Taught Languages. The LPO is the home of the Wisconsin Intensive Summer Language Institutes (WISLI),

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