KNOWLEDGE, SKILL, AND EXPERIENCE:
Educational Background:
Diploma or bachelor’s degree in agriculture, animal sciences, rural development, or a related field. Specialized training or certification in apiculture (beekeeping) is an asset.
Technical Knowledge:
Solid understanding of modern beekeeping practices, including hive management, queen rearing, pest and disease control, honey harvesting, and seasonal maintenance.
Familiarity with local bee species, flora, and climate-specific practices is an advantage.
Experience:
Minimum of 2–3 years of hands-on experience in practical beekeeping.
Proven experience in training or capacity building with rural communities, preferably in livelihood or agricultural projects.
Skills:
Strong training and facilitation skills; ability to communicate technical content in a simple and effective way.
Excellent interpersonal and community engagement skills.
Good problem-solving abilities and adaptability in field settings.
Basic knowledge of monitoring and reporting tools.
Familiarity with local languages; knowledge of English is an advantage.
Other Requirements:
Travel to remote areas.
Respectful, culturally sensitive, and committed to community development.
Ability to work independently and in a team environment