Detalle de la Oferta

Descripción de la Oferta

The STEM Trainee will be part of a Latin American cohort including trainees from Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Honduras, and Mexico. The traineeship will focus on the following areas:

The primary responsibilities will include, but are not limited to the following:
•Assist the project team in coordinating activities, meetings, and resources necessary for the successful execution of energy focused activities.
•Contribute to action towards unlocking SDG7 finance by supporting stakeholder engagement and landscape analysis of investment bottlenecks in the region, as well as the identification of avenues to build a pipeline of green infrastructure projects in the region, aligning with the country’s Energy Compact commitments.
•Work closely with volunteers, providing guidance, support, and coordination to ensure their active participation and contribution to project objectives.
•Maintain accurate records, documentation, and progress reports related to project activities.
•Facilitate coordination with internal and external stakeholders to gather feedback and address concerns or inquiries related to the project.
•In close collaboration with the OLADE team, provide support in the preparation of projects, technical activities, and high-level events.

Trainees will also be expected to participate in daily activities in close collaboration with OLADE and their focal point, scheduled site visits, workshops, and supplementary training programmes arranged by SE for ALL.

The STEM Trainees will also be expected to attend virtual trainings on professional development, including soft skills, and relevant technical topics. These training and learning activities include:
- Undertake soft skills training sessions to support professional development of STEM Trainees including, but not limited to:
•Career development (including resume development, interviewing, networking, and mentorship); and
•Communication and social media training

The just and equitable energy transition cannot be achieved and sustained without ensuring gender equality. The global energy access gap is gendered, and women and girls disproportionately bear the burden of the every-day consequences of energy poverty.

Se for all in collaboration with the Ministry of Energy, Natural Resources, Environment and Mines in Honduras, and in partnership with the Latin American Energy Organization OLADE ( a public intergovernmental body for cooperation, coordination, and technical advisory services, composed of 27 countries from Latin America and the Caribbean), is recruiting a recent woman graduate for a traineeship programme in Honduras. The traineeship will provide hands-on technical training with a focus on clean energy, unlocking financing for SDG 7, the country’s Energy Compact & stakeholder engagement. STEM Trainees will work closely with Government officials and project partners in the implementation of activities.

This is an affirmative vacancy for candidates identifying as women between the age of 18 and 35 in Honduras, that is, only applicants identifying as women residing in Honduras will be considered.

The six-month STEM Traineeship programme will be comprised of two programmatic elements, whereby the first element will involve virtual trainings on professional development, including soft skills, and relevant technical topics, while the second element will involve activity-based technical trainings, providing hands-on practical experience through the provision of support to project partners on the various activities.

Education
•Applicants should be enrolled in a university programme such as Bachelor, Masters or Ph.D. (or the equivalent) or have graduated from such studies within three (3) years prior to their application, in a STEM field (i.e., sciences, renewable energy, engineering, or related areas).

Experience:
Applicants are not required to have prior work experience, however prior experience in energy, engineering, finance, communications

Experiencia Requerida