Jan Jagaran Youth Club (JJYC) Vacancy for Senior Project Coordinator
Jan Jagaran Youth Club (JJYC), Bara
Vacancy Announcement
1st date of publication: 21st July 2026
Jan Jagaran Youth Club (JJYC) is a national, not for profit, Humanitarian development a non-governmental organization working since 1998. It is a well-established youth-led organization that works on empowering rural communities through various themes like inclusive Education, WASH, GEDSI, DRR and Climate change, knowledge management, human rights and sustainable livelihood enhancement programs. JJYC, Bara hereby invites applications from experienced and qualified Nepalese citizens for the following position for the INSPIRE project with support from Save the Children:
Details of Announcement:
1. Senior Project Coordinator (SPC): 01 position
The SPC holds primary responsibility for leading and delivering a high-quality of INSPIRE Project that reaches children, youth, and communities most affected by inequality and discrimination, supporting in recovery of learning loss and youth employment. This role ensures comprehensive support for community structures and project staff to implement the project with high levels of efficiency and effectiveness. Additionally, the Sr. Coordinator will guide coordinators and Officers teams to establish and sustain productive partnerships and coordination with government counterparts.
Location: JJYC Field Office to frequent field visit to Karaiyamai RM, Devatal RM and Mahagadhimai Municipality of Bara district, Madesh Province Nepal
Qualification: Master’s degree in sociology/management or developmental studies with five years of experience in relevant field.
Link to the JD details: Senior Project Coordinator
How to apply
Qualified and experienced Nepali citizens meeting the above criteria are requested to send his/her updated CV and application only to recruitmentjjycbara@gmail.com or, direct physically in JJYC Bara, Field Office, Kalaiya Sub-Metropolitan City-1, Ganesh Tole (Near Rajdevi temple) by 28th July, 2026 before COB.
Applications from marginalized, women, disadvantaged communities and local residents are highly encouraged to apply, and only shortlisted candidates will be invited for the further selection process.