Green for Change NGO Jobs in Ghana
Step-by-Step Guide to Applying for a Job
1. Read the Job Description Thoroughly
- Patiently scroll through the job posting to understand the role, requirements, and responsibilities.
- Highlight key qualifications, skills, and deadlines to ensure you meet the criteria.
- Note any specific instructions (e.g., documents required, application format).
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2. Locate the Application Method
Scroll to the section labelled "How to Apply" or "Mode of Application."
Look for details such as:
- Email addresses or online portals for submissions.
- Required subject lines (e.g., "Application for [Job Title]").
- Links to application forms (if applicable).
3. Prepare Your Application Documents
Curriculum Vitae (CV) / Resume: [ How to write a CV guide ]
- Tailor it to the job by emphasizing relevant skills and experiences.
- Keep it concise (1–2 pages) and error-free.
Cover Letter / Application Letter: [ How to write a Cover letter guide ]
- Address it to the hiring manager (use "Dear Hiring Manager" if unsure).
- Explain why you’re a good fit, referencing the job description.
- Avoid generic templates; personalize each letter.
Additional Documents:
- Certificates, portfolios, or references if requested.
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4. Follow Application Instructions Carefully
- Submit documents in the specified format (e.g., PDF, Word).
- Attach files with clear names (e.g., "JohnDoe_CV_AACProduction.pdf").
- If emailing, include a professional subject line and brief introduction in the body.
5. Double-Check Before Submitting
- Proofread for spelling/grammar errors.
- Ensure all attachments are included.
- Confirm the deadline and submit ahead of time.
6. Post-Application Steps
- Save a copy of your submission for reference.
- Follow up after 1–2 weeks if no response (politely inquire via email).
- Avoid applying multiple times unless instructed.
Guide: 10 Checks to Identify Fraudulent and Scam Job Offers
Additional Tips for Success
Research the Company: Understand their values and mention them in your cover letter.
Use Keywords: Mirror phrases from the job description to pass Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS).
Stay Organized: Track applications with a spreadsheet (job title, date applied, follow-up dates).
Avoid Common Mistakes
- Ignoring instructions (e.g., missing documents).
- Sending generic applications.
- Submitting late or incomplete forms.
Need More Help?
Join our Telegram channel (if available) for updates.
Search for "Work From Home" or other filters to find suitable roles.
This guide ensures applicants present themselves professionally and maximize their chances of success. Good luck!
Green for Change Ghana (GCG) is a registered environmental non-governmental organization focused on combatting climate change through reductions in anthropogenic activities for the benefit of humankind. The mission of the organization is to develop community-based approaches that are friendly and beneficial to community members towards addressing issues of climate change whilst protecting and conserving natural resources, ecosystems, and the environment at large.
As a conservation-oriented organization, we are committed to working with communities and initiating programs that benefit both communities and the environment. These include providing practical conservation interventions aimed at contributing to the sustainable management of important ecological habitats and strengthening the capacity of communities to be resilient and adapt to current trends in climate change and other environmental threats.
Job Description
Project Summary
Green for Change Ghana in partnership with Ranas Ltd. (a Switzerland-based company with expertise in behavior change) has received partial funding from the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) and the Audemars Watkins Foundation (AWF) to implement a scientific research project named “Addressing Behavioral Barriers Associated with Tree Planting (ABBAT)”.
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The initiative aims at exploring the psychosocial and cultural barriers associated with tree planting and forest protection within the Mole Landscape and developing effective solutions for addressing them. The project will be implemented in three (3) districts: West Gonja, Sawla/Tuna/Kalba, and Wa East.
About the Position
This position will provide general day-to-day support for fieldwork and perform other duties related to the implementation and supervision of the ABBAT planned activities such as Capacity Building and Training, Behavior Change Campaigns (BCC), and seedlings distribution. The field officers will work in close coordination with the technical lead to ensure quality of work, coherence, and consistency in activity implementation. Successful candidates should fulfill the following requirements:
Responsibilities/Key Functions
- Plan and assist in the day-to-day operations and implementation of the project’s activities.
- Collaborate with the Project manager and implementing partners to ensure efficient implementation of the project’s activities through working closely with partner field staff to ensure stimulant coordination of activities and other tasks.
- Develop and maintain good relationships and lines of communication with relevant local authorities and communities, explaining the nature of the program and liaising with them throughout the project.
- Guarantee community involvement at all phases of the program (implementation, monitoring, and evaluation) to ensure the development of community ownership for the project outputs.
- Report any variations or problems with the implementation of activities to relevant staff and Project Officer to propose remedial actions as needed.
- Provide capacity building to village communities, community volunteers (and others as requested), and encourage local participation and management.
- Develop/participate in the preparation of training material and awareness messages as needed.
- Prepare, coordinate, and participate in all in-house professional development activities, meetings, and planning sessions.
- Ensure project data and achievements are reported on a weekly basis and feed into the monthly indicator tracker.
- Contribute to documenting experiences, and preparing reports, presentations, briefs, and articles for publication.
- Maintain a strong and supportive relationship with Mole National Park (MNP), the Department of Agriculture, FSD, Ranas Ltd, and local and international researchers.
- Perform other duties as required.
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Required Skills or Experience
- Bachelor’s Degree or above in natural resources management, social sciences, or other developmental studies
- 2-3 years of community work experience, preferably related to the type of project.
- Excellent skills in monitoring the implementation of program activities.
- Demonstrated ability to implement training programs for smallholder farmers especially.
- Fluency in spoken and written English and at least one local language of the operation area (Gonja, Dagaare, or Vagla)
- Demonstrate effective interpersonal communication skills and good team spirit.
- Strong knowledge of Excel and other Microsoft Office essentials.
- Able to work under minimal supervision.
Job Location: Damongo, Sawla, or Wa
Step-by-Step Guide to Applying for a Job
1. Read the Job Description Thoroughly
- Patiently scroll through the job posting to understand the role, requirements, and responsibilities.
- Highlight key qualifications, skills, and deadlines to ensure you meet the criteria.
- Note any specific instructions (e.g., documents required, application format).
ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW ↓
2. Locate the Application Method
Scroll to the section labelled "How to Apply" or "Mode of Application."
Look for details such as:
- Email addresses or online portals for submissions.
- Required subject lines (e.g., "Application for [Job Title]").
- Links to application forms (if applicable).
3. Prepare Your Application Documents
Curriculum Vitae (CV) / Resume: [ How to write a CV guide ]
- Tailor it to the job by emphasizing relevant skills and experiences.
- Keep it concise (1–2 pages) and error-free.
Cover Letter / Application Letter: [ How to write a Cover letter guide ]
- Address it to the hiring manager (use "Dear Hiring Manager" if unsure).
- Explain why you’re a good fit, referencing the job description.
- Avoid generic templates; personalize each letter.
Additional Documents:
- Certificates, portfolios, or references if requested.
ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW ↓
4. Follow Application Instructions Carefully
- Submit documents in the specified format (e.g., PDF, Word).
- Attach files with clear names (e.g., "JohnDoe_CV_AACProduction.pdf").
- If emailing, include a professional subject line and brief introduction in the body.
5. Double-Check Before Submitting
- Proofread for spelling/grammar errors.
- Ensure all attachments are included.
- Confirm the deadline and submit ahead of time.
6. Post-Application Steps
- Save a copy of your submission for reference.
- Follow up after 1–2 weeks if no response (politely inquire via email).
- Avoid applying multiple times unless instructed.
Guide: 10 Checks to Identify Fraudulent and Scam Job Offers
Additional Tips for Success
Research the Company: Understand their values and mention them in your cover letter.
Use Keywords: Mirror phrases from the job description to pass Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS).
Stay Organized: Track applications with a spreadsheet (job title, date applied, follow-up dates).
Avoid Common Mistakes
- Ignoring instructions (e.g., missing documents).
- Sending generic applications.
- Submitting late or incomplete forms.
Need More Help?
Join our Telegram channel (if available) for updates.
Search for "Work From Home" or other filters to find suitable roles.
This guide ensures applicants present themselves professionally and maximize their chances of success. Good luck!
Green for Change Ghana (GCG) is a registered environmental non-governmental organization focused on combatting climate change through reductions in anthropogenic activities for the benefit of humankind. The mission of the organization is to develop community-based approaches that are friendly and beneficial to community members towards addressing issues of climate change whilst protecting and conserving natural resources, ecosystems, and the environment at large.
As a conservation-oriented organization, we are committed to working with communities and initiating programs that benefit both communities and the environment. These include providing practical conservation interventions aimed at contributing to the sustainable management of important ecological habitats and strengthening the capacity of communities to be resilient and adapt to current trends in climate change and other environmental threats.
Job Description
Project Summary
Green for Change Ghana in partnership with Ranas Ltd. (a Switzerland-based company with expertise in behavior change) has received partial funding from the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) and the Audemars Watkins Foundation (AWF) to implement a scientific research project named “Addressing Behavioral Barriers Associated with Tree Planting (ABBAT)”.
ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW ↓
The initiative aims at exploring the psychosocial and cultural barriers associated with tree planting and forest protection within the Mole Landscape and developing effective solutions for addressing them. The project will be implemented in three (3) districts: West Gonja, Sawla/Tuna/Kalba, and Wa East.
About the Position
This position will provide general day-to-day support for fieldwork and perform other duties related to the implementation and supervision of the ABBAT planned activities such as Capacity Building and Training, Behavior Change Campaigns (BCC), and seedlings distribution. The field officers will work in close coordination with the technical lead to ensure quality of work, coherence, and consistency in activity implementation. Successful candidates should fulfill the following requirements:
Responsibilities/Key Functions
- Plan and assist in the day-to-day operations and implementation of the project’s activities.
- Collaborate with the Project manager and implementing partners to ensure efficient implementation of the project’s activities through working closely with partner field staff to ensure stimulant coordination of activities and other tasks.
- Develop and maintain good relationships and lines of communication with relevant local authorities and communities, explaining the nature of the program and liaising with them throughout the project.
- Guarantee community involvement at all phases of the program (implementation, monitoring, and evaluation) to ensure the development of community ownership for the project outputs.
- Report any variations or problems with the implementation of activities to relevant staff and Project Officer to propose remedial actions as needed.
- Provide capacity building to village communities, community volunteers (and others as requested), and encourage local participation and management.
- Develop/participate in the preparation of training material and awareness messages as needed.
- Prepare, coordinate, and participate in all in-house professional development activities, meetings, and planning sessions.
- Ensure project data and achievements are reported on a weekly basis and feed into the monthly indicator tracker.
- Contribute to documenting experiences, and preparing reports, presentations, briefs, and articles for publication.
- Maintain a strong and supportive relationship with Mole National Park (MNP), the Department of Agriculture, FSD, Ranas Ltd, and local and international researchers.
- Perform other duties as required.
ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW ↓
Required Skills or Experience
- Bachelor’s Degree or above in natural resources management, social sciences, or other developmental studies
- 2-3 years of community work experience, preferably related to the type of project.
- Excellent skills in monitoring the implementation of program activities.
- Demonstrated ability to implement training programs for smallholder farmers especially.
- Fluency in spoken and written English and at least one local language of the operation area (Gonja, Dagaare, or Vagla)
- Demonstrate effective interpersonal communication skills and good team spirit.
- Strong knowledge of Excel and other Microsoft Office essentials.
- Able to work under minimal supervision.
Job Location: Damongo, Sawla, or Wa
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