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Doc Accelerator Lab 2021 Application for Emerging & sophomore doc-makers

 Doc Accelerator Lab 2021 Application for Emerging & sophomore doc-makers

 


 

Deadline: January 14, 2021

Doc Accelerator Lab 2021 for Emerging & Sophomore Doc-makers

Doc Accelerator fellows will participate in a bespoke private lab where they will learn from industry experts and engage in indepth workshops. Fellows will also participate in Hot Docs Festival’s online industry programming. The program will focus on skills training and career advancement with a goal to foster an inclusive new generation of Canadian documentary filmmakers. Select fellows will also take part in a paid professional development mentorship in the year following the Festival.

Doc Accelerator Lab 2021 Application ELIGIBILITY

Ten to 12 Doc Accelerator fellows will be selected via an open application process. Applicants to the program must be:

  • Of at least one of the following priority groups: Black, Indigenous, a person of colour, Francophone, Deaf, or living with a disability
  • A Canadian citizen or permanent resident of Canada legally entitled to work
  • An emerging or sophomore storyteller (i.e. three or fewer professional audio-visual production credits as a director or producer)
  • NOT currently enrolled as a student
  • Available flexible hours for the paid mentorship program that will take place at a mutually agreed time between April 2021-April 2022
  • Able to participate in the Hot Docs Festival and Emerging Filmmaker Lab, which will take place between April 2021 and September 2021

BENEFITS

  • Enrollment in the Doc Accelerator Emerging Filmmaker Lab
  • Hot Docs industry pass, with access to the Hot Docs Forum, films, networking, conference sessions, programs and services.
  • Private intensive creative, professional development, career planning, and skill development sessions
  • Specialized lab workshops on fundamentals, including storytelling, funding and producing, the art of pitching, and promotion and distribution
  • Access to the Hot Docs Online Community for one year

Festival and Lab
Fellows will participate in a private online lab taking place from April through September 2021. During the lab, fellows will hear from a variety of industry experts and will engage in indepth workshops.

Please note that the lab and all festival events are held in English, applicants should be comfortably fluent in English in order to participate.

Paid Professional Development Work Placement
Fellows will be matched with a successful Canadian documentary professional for a paid mentorship opportunity. The fellows will work remotely with their mentor, with significant focus placed on reaching the participant’s personal goals and outcomes for the experience. The work schedule will be determined by each individual placement and production schedule.

Accessibility Support
Hot Docs will work with selected applicants to ensure they are able to fully participate in the program. Resources such as personal support workers or ASL interpreters can be available as needed on an individual basis.

For more Information: Visit the webpage for Doc Accelerator Lab 2021 Application for Emerging & sophomore doc-makers 

Cisco Global Problem Solver Challenge 2021 for Early-stage Innovative Startups ($1 Million USD in Prizes)

 


 

Cisco Global Problem Solver Challenge 2021 for Early-stage Innovative Startups ($1 Million USD in Prizes)

The Cisco Global Problem Solver Challenge 2021 is a worldwide search for early-stage technology-enabled solutions and services that can enable economic development and/or benefit society and/or the environment.

Register to Participate FOR Cisco Global Problem Solver Challenge 2021

You can participate as an individual, as part of a team, or as a business entity. Teams may have a maximum of 5 members. If you are registering as part of a team, your team leader will need to register first and then can invite you to register as a member of the team, using your email address. For detailed eligibility requirements, please visit our Rules page. Once you are ready, click here to register.

Round one opens October 27, 2020 and closes January 29, 2021 at 5:00 pm PST. To prepare your submission you will need to complete an online questionnaire, which will cover the following topics:

Defining the problem you are solving

Explaining the solution, including:

Its benefits and how it uses IoT or digital technologies

How it is unique and will be taken to market

Risks associated with the solution

90-second pitch video explaining the solution

Once you are ready, click here to register (or log in) and prepare your submission.

Submit Your Solution

Once you’ve prepared and double-checked all your materials, have your team leader log onto the Challenge website here. You must upload all materials and submit them before January 29, 2021 at 5pm PT. Remember, you must click submit before the deadline in order for your entry to be considered.

Please check your entry for completeness and ensure your video does not exceed 90 seconds. Also, do not use unlicensed images, music, or video content in your submission.

Judges evaluate submissions and are looking for ideas that are especially innovative and clearly articulate the use of technology, feasibility, and scale of impact.

On March 30, 2021, Semi-Finalists will be invited via email to submit a more detailed proposal.

The round two application window opens March 30, 2021 and closes April 23, 2021 at 5pm PT. Finalists will be announced on June 2, 2021.

In addition to the information provided in round one, the online round two questionnaire for Semi-Finalists will include the following sections:

  • Problem and solution summary explanation
  • Detailed technical overview of solution
  • Dependencies
  • Timeline for the next 12-24 months
  • Addressable market
  • Financial model
  • Team bios

If you are selected as a Semi-Finalist, be sure that your team leader logs in to the Challenge website before the April 23, 2021 5pm PT deadline to double check all of the materials and click submit in order to be considered for the final round.

Be sure to check that your content meets the submission guidelines, or your entry may be disqualified. It’s also important to check for completeness, appropriate content, video length, and unlicensed images, music, or video. If your round two application is not submitted by the deadline, it will not be considered.

Vote and Promote

If you are selected as a Finalist, we recommend that you share your participation in the Cisco Global Problem Solver Challenge 2021 with your supporters and invite them to vote for their favorite entries. Voting for the People’s Choice Award takes place from June 2 – 18, 2021.

Celebrate the Winners

Once the submission period closes our judges will begin evaluating the submissions, looking for solutions that are especially innovative and which clearly articulate their use of technology, feasibility and scale of impact. Winners will be announced on June 29, 2021!

Cisco Global Problem Solver Challenge 2021 SPECIAL PRIZES

  • $50,000 USD Greenhouse Gas Solutions Prize
    A single team will be designated as the winner of this prize.
  • $50,000 USD Ethical AI Prize
    A single team will be designated as the winner of this prize.
  • $50,000 USD Digital Inclusivity Prize
    A single team will be designated as the winner of this prize.
  • $50,000 USD HBCU Startup Prize
    A single team will be designated as the winner of this prize.
  • $50,000 USD Pandemic Response Prize
    A single team will be designated as the winner of this prize.

Greenhouse Gas Solutions Prize

The Greenhouse Gas Solutions Prize will be awarded to a startup using technology to reduce greenhouse gases (GHG) in the Earth’s atmosphere. This GHG reduction may come from:

• reductions in GHG emissions released during a product or process life cycle,

• direct removal of GHG emissions from the atmosphere,

• economic use of removed emissions or byproducts,

• implementation of already proposed solutions (such as from Project Drawdown®),

or other innovations to stop the increase—or even reverse—GHG concentrations in the Earth’s atmosphere. The winner of the Greenhouse Gas Solutions Prize will be awarded $50,000 USD to accelerate the development of their solution.

Ethical AI Prize

The Ethical AI Prize will be awarded to a startup designing artificial intelligence in an inherently ethical manner so that the solution addresses social, environmental, or technological challenges. We believe the ethical use of AI and machine learning can radically accelerate social impact while also reducing unintended societal harm. This $50,000 USD prize is being offered by Cisco’s Emerging Technologies and Incubation Group. The winner of the Ethical AI Prize will also be offered the chance to present their solution and get feedback from the Emerging Technologies and Incubation team. This exclusive opportunity will include up to five hours of technical mentorship in an area of the winner’s choice, plus a session with our engineering team to help expand the solution’s technical scope.

Digital Inclusivity Prize

The Digital Inclusivity Prize will be awarded to a startup using technology to ensure that no one is left behind, and that underserved communities are enabled to thrive in an increasingly digital word. The winning solution will be focused on closing the digital divide by addressing issues such as accessibility, affordability, and digital literacy to build a more inclusive digital world. This $50,000 USD prize is offered by Cisco’s Emerging Technologies and Incubation Group in the spirit of our new purpose to Power an Inclusive Future for All.  The winner of the Digital Inclusivity Prize will also be offered the chance to present their solution and get feedback from the Emerging Technologies and Incubation team. This exclusive opportunity will include up to five hours of technical mentorship in an area of the winner’s choice, plus a session with our engineering team to help expand the solution’s technical scope.

HBCU Startup Prize

Cisco’s Social Justice Beliefs and Actions framework commits to the strategic recovery, sustainability and legacy of historically Black colleges and universities, post-COVID and beyond. We believe in the importance of investing in African American/Black-owned startups. The HBCU Startup Prize will be awarded to a team with at least one founder who is a student or alumni of an HBCU, with an innovative technology solution that addresses a social or environmental problem. The winner of the HBCU Startup Prize will be awarded $50,000 USD to accelerate their solution.

Pandemic Response Prize

The Pandemic Response Prize will be awarded to a startup responding to COVID-19 or future pandemic crises. The winning team will have an innovative technology solution that accelerates the response to, or recovery from, COVID-19 and its physical, social, or economic impact. The winner of the Pandemic Response Prize will be awarded $50,000 USD

Cisco Global Problem Solver Challenge 2021 APPLICATION

APPLY HERE

For more Information: Visit the webpage for Cisco Global Problem Solver Challenge 2021 for Early-stage Innovative Startups ($1 Million USD in Prizes)

 

Cisco Global Problem Solver Challenge 2021 for Early-stage Innovative Startups ($1 Million USD in Prizes)

 

 

Apply: Global Health Corps Application 2021/2022 for Young Professionals (Paid Fellowship)

 
Apply: Global Health Corps Application 2021/2022 for Young Professionals (Paid Fellowship)

 

Apply: Global Health Corps Application 2021/2022 for Young Professionals (Paid Fellowship)

 

Global Health Corps is building the next generation of diverse health leaders. We offer a range of paid fellowship roles with health organizations in Malawi, Rwanda, Uganda, and Zambia and the opportunity to develop as a transformative leader. Everyone has a role to play in the health equity mov3ement!

Eligibility Requirements
By the start of the fellowship, fellows must:

 

  • Be 30 years or younger.
  • Hold a bachelor’s or undergraduate university degree.
  • Be proficient in English.
  • Be a citizen or legal permanent resident of Malawi, Rwanda, Uganda, the United States, or Zambia.

Global Health Corps Application 2021/2022 Requirements

GHC are looking for a diverse group of emerging leaders from every sector and professional background who bring the skills necessary to address critical health systems gaps and who embody our key leadership practices:

 

 

Collaborative.You value inclusion and collaboration across sectors, cultures, and borders of all kinds. You are ready to listen to and embrace others’ perspectives, even when they are different from your own.
Committed to Learning.You are willing to push yourself outside your comfort zone often (while practicing self-care). You are ready to approach a personally transformative year with integrity, humility, and self-reflection.
Inspiring and Mobilizing.You are ready to strengthen and use your voice — the most powerful tool for change that you have — in order to engage others, create space for critical conversation, and effect meaningful social change in global health.
Committed to Social Justice.You are passionate about social justice in health and have both the patience and the motivation to engage in the hard, complex work of building just health systems.
Adaptive and Innovative.You are excited by a design-thinking approach to building a better world, creatively embracing problems and ready to embrace failure as learning.
Results-driven.You bring your best self and are motivated to do the day-to-day work needed to bring about positive change in the global health equity movement.

Global Health Corps Application 2021/2022  Key Dates

The application and review process are designed to assess your leadership fit for the GHC community as well as your skills fit for your fellowship role. Applicants may apply to up to three fellowship roles. Every year, we receive a high volume of amazing and inspiring applicants to join our fellowship class and can only accept a small percentage. However, about one-third of our fellows have applied more than once!

 

Applications open Dec 2, 2020Before then, you can view our application preview if you want more time to prepare your materials and begin drafting essays.

Applications close Jan 13, 2021Applications close at 12:00PM (noon) EST / 7:00PM CAT / 8:00PM EAT. We encourage you to submit your application as soon as you can!
Rec forms due Jan 27, 2021We require one recommendation form submitted directly by your reference by January 27, 2021 at 12:00PM (noon) EST / 7:00PM CAT / 8:00PM EAT. We can’t consider your application without it!
Selecting our new crew!We read applications in January and February, conduct interviews in March and April, and make offers on a rolling basis in April and May. The fellowship starts at our Training Institute.

 

How TO Apply: Global Health Corps Application 2021/2022 for Young Professionals (Paid Fellowship)

 

 

For More Information: Visit the Official Webpage of the Global Health Corps yearlong paid Fellowship 2021/2022

 

 Deadline: January 13, 2021


Apply: Client Responsiveness Intern at The International Rescue Committee

 
world’s largest humanitarian agencies, provides relief, rehabilitation and post-conflict reconstruction support to victims of natural disaster, oppression and violent conflict in over 40 countries.

 

 Apply: Client Responsiveness Intern at The International Rescue Committee

 

The International Rescue Committee, one of the world’s largest humanitarian agencies, provides relief, rehabilitation and post-conflict reconstruction support to victims of natural disaster, oppression and violent conflict in over 40 countries. The IRC is committed to bold leadership, innovation and creative partnerships. Active in public health, education, livelihoods, women’s empowerment, youth development, and protection and promotion of rights, IRC assists people from harm to home.

We are recruiting to fill the position below:

 

Job Title: Client Responsiveness Intern

Requisition ID: req11357
Location: Maiduguri, Borno
Employment Type: Full-Time
Employment Category: Intern
Sector: Monitoring & Evaluation
Open to Expatriates: No

 

Background / IRC Summary
IRC has been present in Nigeria since 2012 when the organization responded to flooding in Kogi state.  In early 2014, IRC opened a field office in Mubi town of Adamawa state in NE Nigeria followed by offices in Yola (Adamawa state) in November 2014 and Maiduguri (Borno state) in October 2015.  The IRC Nigeria country program is implementing multi-sectoral interventions in the sectors of: Health and Nutrition; Environmental Health; Child Protection; Education; Women’s Protection and Empowerment; Food Security and Livelihoods and Protection. Most of these programs are driven in partnership with strategic local NGOs.

 

Job Overview / Summary

  • The IRC is guided by three core principles / standards (the IRC Way); Service, Integrity and Accountability. Also, the organization is guided by the principles of the Core Humanitarian standards (CHS) as well as the Humanitarian Accountability Partnership (HAP).
  • To uphold and ensure commitment to these principles in all its projects, IRC Nigeria operates a Client responsiveness Mechanism. One of the mechanism is to collect community’s feedback through toll free telephone system. Thus the IRC would like to hire an experienced person for this job.
  • The purpose of the Client responsiveness assistance, in general, is to receive feedback and complaints coming from the communities where IRC is working regarding the services the organization is rendering through the various Client responsiveness Mechanism.
  • The position holder will closely work with the program team specially in liaising between the community and the organization in terms of information flow from one to the other and vise-versa.
  • S / he will collect feedback coming from the community through the toll free system as well as other feedback mechanisms and pass onto the respective sector team following the organization’s feedback mechanism information flow system or depending the category level of the feedback, respond to the person who reported the complaint.

Major Responsibilities
Collect feedback from communities and report to the concerned body:

 

  • Answer tool-free calls, record the complaints / feedback applying the template/s prepared for the purpose;
  • Planned visit to all IRC implementing locations
  • Conduct in-depth FGD and KII where necessary
  • Facilitate community awareness in IRC implementation sites.
  • Summarize the information and report to the concerned body as stated in the Client responsiveness Mechanism document;
  • Whenever needed, clarify the questions reported to the Complain/Feedback Analysis Committee;
  • Systematically and securely document the reports;
  • In-person follow up with referrals, PRs and other related outstanding.
  • Ensure confidentiality of all information received is upheld and respected.
  • Respond to those like information requests or answer questions if it is within her / his mandate specified in the IRC Nigeria Client responsiveness Mechanism document;

Managing / Maintain hotline services and other Accountability Mechanisms:

  • Maintain the telephone apparatuses and make sure the batteries are always charged full;
  • Report any technical problems to her / his supervisor on time and follow up its maintenance.
  • Managing suggestion boxes installed in various locations for feedback collection.
  • Devising and implementing ways of effectively communicating the Accountability Mechanisms to all project stakeholders

 

Perform other duties assigned by the supervisor:

  • Perform other similar tasks, related to her / his area of responsibility, proposed by her/his supervisor

 

Key Working Relationships:

  • Position Reports to: M&E Manager
  • Position directly supervises: Nil
  • Indirect Reporting: M&E officers

Other Internal and / or external contacts: describe the nature of departments or groups the position influences or requires support from to accomplish objectives.

  • Internal:
  • External:

 

Qualifications

 

  • A minimum of Diploma in Communication or similar areas of studies;
  • Experience in similar areas, developmental work and communication is an advantage;
  • Good verbal communication skills in local languages (Hausa, Fulfulde and Kanuri) and working knowledge of English is a must;
  • Keen to the organization grievance reporting mechanism and commitment to IRC values and principles; and
  • Passionate to humanitarian work;
  • Must be able to maintain confidentiality of information and individuals
  • Excellent computer skills especially in the use of MS Word and Excel.
  • Well conversant with e-mail communication, especially Microsoft Outlook.
  • Work Experience: Previous experience in a similar role is an added advantage.

Demonstrated Skills and Competencies:

  • Strong data collection, analysis, and report writing skills required;
  • Experience in report writing, data collection and analysis;
  • A strong team player with excellent interpersonal skills and the ability to work with groups of diverse backgrounds.
  • Language Skills: MUST be able to communicate and write in English, Hausa, Fulfulde and Kanuri
  • Must have good verbal communication skills in local languages and working knowledge of English Hausa, Fulfulde and Kanuri;
  • Demonstration of good presentation skills will be an added advantage

Working Environment:  

  • Describe the work environment of the office “Standard office work environment” will be applicable for most jobs in the U.S.) and if applicable, the housing.   For example, internet connections, electricity, amenities, group housing, etc.  Include travel requirements.
  • The IRC and IRC workers must adhere to the values and principles outlined in IRC Way – Standards for Professional Conduct. These are Integrity, Service, and Accountability. In accordance with these values, the IRC operates and enforces policies on Beneficiary Protection from Exploitation and Abuse, Child Safeguarding, Anti Workplace Harassment, Fiscal Integrity, and Anti-Retaliation.

How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should:
Click here to apply

 

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Apply: Site Controller at PZ Cussons

 

Apply: Site Controller at PZ Cussons

 

 Apply: Site Controller at PZ Cussons

 

PZ Cussons is a dynamic consumer products group and innovator of some of the world’s best known and loved brands. Calling on over 130 years of expertise, we operate internationally in carefully selected developed and emerging markets that present the greatest strategic potential for future growth. Our world-class supply chain and distribution networks enable us to meet our global consumer needs and deliver quality brands that add value and enhance everyday lives.

 

We are recruiting to fill the position below:

Job Title: Site Controller

Locations: Lagos and Aba-Abia (Factory Based Role)
Industry: FMCG
Function: Finance

 

Details

  • The Site Controller will be responsible for providing all round financial support to the entire factory ensuring proper financial control, reporting and also performing insightful analysis to the management team.

Accountabilities

  • Ensure full financial control at the factory, providing value added analysis and full financial business partnership to the factory team
  • Responsible for product cost standards and all product cost reporting & analysis
  • Accounts payable functions: Overseeing approval and cross reference checks for preservation and operation of account dispensation for all payable dealings within the factory
  • Responsible for co-ordination of factory Budget and forecasting of the full year factory cost and recoveries
  • Responsible for financial control over all stock – Stores and WIP

Qualifications & Requirements

  • First degree in Accounting / Finance and Membership of ICAN or ACCA.
  • Computer expertise especially in MS Word, MS Excel, PowerPoint and accounting software such as Peachtree
  • Sound knowledge of accounting and financial principles including costing and stock accounting experience
  • Strong Analytical & Numerical Skills
  • Strong Stakeholder management and Influencing skills
  • Candidate must be confident, assertive and able to work with minimum supervision
  • Proficiency in the use of SAP and MFG
  • 6 years minimum work experience in Finance with at least 3 years in a similar role
  • FMCG / Manufacturing experience is mandatory

 

How to Apply: Site Controller at PZ Cussons
Interested and qualified candidates should send their CV to: pzc.recruitment@pzcussons.com with email subject as “Site Controller”

Application Deadline  7th December, 2020.

 

 

Apply: Machine Operator at Erisco Foods Limited

 
Apply: Machine Operator at Erisco Foods Limited

 

 Apply: Machine Operator at Erisco Foods Limited

 

Erisco Foods Limited is an indigenous food product manufacturer, incorporated in Nigeria in 2004 and started operations in 2009, manufacturing Tomato Paste, Seasoning, Rice, Milk cubes and more.

 

EriscoFoods Limited is firmly committed to producing high-quality products that combine nourishment with value pricing. As they strive to become one of Nigeria’s largest indigenous food manufacturers on a global scale.

We are recruiting to fill the position below:

Job Title: Machine Operator

Location: Lagos

Job Description

 

 

  • Operate production machine in a safe and efficient manner
  • Ensure quality objectives are achieved and equipment downtime is minimized.
  • Maintain production line and equipment to a high level of hygiene
  • Perform effectively machine set up and change over.
  • Troubleshoot problems during machine operation.
  • Perform safety and maintenance checks on machine regularly.
  • Monitor machines during every procedure to ensure optimum running.
  • Ensure that machines are producing quality products by managing periodic checks on output.
  • Ensure needed materials are ready and available at all times.
  • Maintain activity logs of all relevant data
  • Provide relevant information regarding progress to supervisors
  • Perform basic cleaning, inspection, lubrication (CIL) on the machine.
  • Maintain a clean and orderly work area by ensuring that machine/ machine environment are clean and organized appropriately.
  • Understanding the operating conditions, control and adjust machine settings (eg speed)
  • Perform testing procedures to ensure that machines work optimally during the production cycle.
  • Make sure that the products manufactured from the machine were of good high quality.
  • Make adjustment to improve product quality when necessary.
  • Monitor the machine regularly to arrest preventable breakdown.
  • Maintain and clean machines and tools before , during and after each shift

Qualifications

  • OND in Engineering (Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical and Instrumentation) Trade Test / SSCE / WASCE, NABTEB
  • Age: 25 – 35 years
  • Minimum of 2 years experience in manufacturing company most especially in food and beverages.
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How TO Apply: Machine Operator at Erisco Foods Limited


Interested and qualified candidates should send their Applications and Resume as one attachment in MS Word or PDF format to: recruitment@eriscofoodsltd.com.ng indicating the position Title (i.e Machine Operator) as the subject of the mail

Application Deadline  31st January, 2021

 

 

Apply: Machine Operator at Erisco Foods Limited

Distribution and Deployment Of Nigeria Policing Officers Across The World




The meeting was held amidst the security challenges Nigeria is facing. These challenges include insurgency, banditry and kidnapping.

At the meeting, the police boss briefed the officers on some of the achievements of the force in tackling the challenges. Also discussed was the incessant protests by the Shiite Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN) against the incarceration of the group’s leader, Ibrahim El-Zakzaky and his wife, Zeenat.

Over a dozen people were killed last week during the Shiites protests. The victims include a senior police officer, a journalist and many Shiites. The government on Friday secured a court order to proscribe the group. On Tuesday, Mr Adamu vowed that the police would deal with anyone that associates with the IMN.

“In consequence, henceforth, any person engaged or associating, in any manner that could advance the activities of the proscribed Islamic Movement in Nigeria, shall be treated as a terrorist, enemy of the State, and a subversive element and shall be brought to justice within the context of the Terrorism Act,” he said.
Deployment & Distribution of Nigeria Community Policing Officers across the Nation
Mr Adamu also announced the deployment of police officers for community policing. He gave the breakdown of officers to be deployed to the 774 local government areas of the country.