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Training Manager, GSMC

Aga Khan University

Nairobi, KenyaManager · Not statedNo longer listed as open 12 November 2026

About this role

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Role overview

Aga Khan University in Nairobi is looking for a Training Manager for its GSMC. This role is suitable for someone with a strong background in communications, media, or business administration and experience in project management and training within the media and communications sector.

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What you will do

  • Develop and manage budgets and databases related to training projects.
  • Apply for and manage grants for training programmes.
  • Monitor and evaluate training activities funded by grants.
  • Travel frequently to field sites to provide training, monitoring, and supervision.
  • Train various courses within the PDCE and Executive education programmes.
  • Provide instructional support to academic programmes when relevant.

Requirements

  • Hold at least a Masters Degree or higher in Communications, Media, Business Administration, or a related field.
  • Have at least five years of experience in project management in the media and communications field, including some experience in training.
  • Possess in-depth knowledge of digital training tools and methods.
  • Be familiar with the evolving skills needs of media and communication professionals, the creative industry, leadership, and management.
  • Demonstrate ability to develop and manage budgets and databases.
  • Have experience with grant applications and managing training-related grants.
  • Be willing to travel frequently to field sites for training, monitoring, and supervision.
  • Be able to train various courses within PDCE and Executive education programmes and provide instructional support to academic programmes when needed.