Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Solar Photovoltaic or related field.
· At least 2–3 years of relevant practical and/or instructional experience in solar systems, electrical installation, maintenance, or similar technical work.
· Previous experience as a trainer, technician, instructor, or field practitioner in NGO, TVET, or private sector settings is an advantage.
· Ability to explain technical content in a simple, practical way to trainees with mixed educational backgrounds.
· Good communication skills in local languages; basic English is an advantage.
· For female centres or female trainees where applicable, staffing arrangements should follow project and community requirements.
Technical Knowledge
• Familiarity with food testing procedures and basic laboratory interpretation.
• Knowledge of cold chain management for perishable foods.
• Ability to evaluate cooking processes for nutrient retention and meal quality.
Core Competencies
· Strong practical solar and basic electrical skills.
· Ability to teach patiently, clearly, and safely.
· Good facilitation and technical coaching skills.
· Strong attention to occupational health and safety.
· Reliable documentation and communication.
· Good teamwork and cooperation with project staff.
Gender and Inclusion Considerations
· Training delivery and staff conduct must respect the realities of male and female learning groups and the agreed centre arrangements.
· Female trainees must be supported through respectful, culturally appropriate, and confidence-building approaches, especially in women’s centres.
· The post holder must take into account the needs of returnees, vulnerable youth, persons with disabilities, and participants who need extra encouragement or practical support.
· Any discriminatory, humiliating, exploitative, or abusive behaviour is strictly prohibited.
Safeguarding, PSEA, and Code of Conduct
· The post holder must fully comply with ARWEO safeguarding policies, child protection requirements, PSEA standards, anti-harassment rules, and the organizational code of conduct.
· Any concern, complaint, or incident arising in the training environment must be reported through approved channels without delay.
· The post holder must maintain professional boundaries with trainees, colleagues, and community members at all times.
· Confidentiality of participant information and responsible handling of records must be maintained.
Performance Expectations
· Regular, timely, and quality delivery of solar sessions.
· Safe management of practical exercises and equipment use.
· Proper management of session plans, attendance records, and training documentation.
· Professional conduct and compliance with project procedures and safeguarding requirements.
· Visible practical progress among trainees in the solar trade area.
Other Conditions
The role may require travel to training centres and district locations, flexible scheduling in line with training calendars, and support for related technical tasks reasonably connected to the post. ARWEO may adjust detailed assignments within the overall scope of this TOR in response to project needs and contextual realities.