{"id":28155,"date":"2016-06-14T12:24:52","date_gmt":"2016-06-14T11:24:52","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/joblistnigeria.com\/?p=28155"},"modified":"2016-06-14T12:24:52","modified_gmt":"2016-06-14T11:24:52","slug":"regional-training-assistant-at-the-british-deputy-high-commission","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/joblistnigeria.com\/regional-training-assistant-at-the-british-deputy-high-commission.html","title":{"rendered":"Regional Training Assistant at The British Deputy High Commission"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Job Title:<\/b> Regional Training Assistant
\nJob Category<\/b> Foreign and Commonwealth Office (Policy & Political roles)
\nJob Subcategory<\/b> RALON (Risk and Liaison Overseas Network)<\/p>\n

Job Description (Roles and Responsibilities) <\/b>
\nMain purpose of job:<\/b>
\nThe British Deputy High Commission is looking to recruit a Regional Training Assistant to work in the Risk & Liaison Overseas Network (RALON) office. RALON has secured funding for a programme of upstream border capacity building in West Africa. The objectives of this programme are
\nImproved border and migration management capacity in key irregular migration source countries – supporting a reduction in irregular migration flows.
\nImproved capacity to sustainably re-integrate and rehabilitate returned migrants, including Victims of Trafficking – supporting increased returns and improved protection for vulnerable groups.
\nImproved upstream co-operation on tackling the push factors that drive irregular migration at source – supporting a reduction in irregular migration flows.
\nImproved Value For Money \u2013 Working upstream, at source, to prevent and reduce illegal immigration to the UK to reduce downstream costs to the UK taxpayer. Building capacity of key partners through frequent, targeted, responsive and intelligent liaison\/expertise transfer as a more cost effective approach than large scale programming and\/or equipment investment.
\nImproved security system management through building capability to detect fraudulent documents and prevent inadequately documented passengers from travelling; increasing investigation and intelligence skills to tackle the underlying criminality behind immigration crime.<\/p>\n

The Successful candidate will be responsible for assisting the Regional Training Offcer in the capacity building programme in Overseas Development Aid (ODA) countries. The roles will focus on developing technical knowledge and strengthening institutional capacity on migration, human trafficking and border security management, aiming at long-term sustainability. The programmes aim to build capacity in three areas:<\/p>\n