Title: Child Protection Officer
Company Name: Terre des hommes
Vacancy: --
Age: At least 20 years
Job Location: Cox`s Bazar (Cox's Bazar Sadar, Ukhia)
Salary: Tk. 55800 (Monthly)
Experience:
Only female candidates are eligible to apply for this position.
Minimum 3 years’ experience in implementing GBV and CP program within Rohingya context is desired for this position.
Clear Understanding GBV and Child Protection.
Knowledge of the Rohingya refugee crisis and Response
Excellent training and facilitation skills
Fluent in Bangla and proficient in English (written and spoken)
Speaking and understanding the local language is mandatory.
Advanced IT knowledge (Microsoft Office, Internet etc.)
Must be willing and able to travel to the camp location five days a week.
Project locations are in remote areas in refugee camps. Staff is expected to live in his/her base location.
Compassion, empathy, and strong interpersonal skills.
Good conceptual and practical Knowledge on the Child Protection System in Bangladesh
Good knowledge and skills in GBV programming, Child Protection minimum standard and Child Protection in Emergency
Community engagement and participation
Excellent communication, negotiation, networking skills and active listening abilities.
Ability to work under stressful conditions and adaptive to local culture and situations effectively.
Understanding of and commitment to maintaining confidentiality and privacy.
Team player with the capacity to work collaboratively within a team.
The Child Protection Officer is responsible for providing support to Child Protection Assistants to facilitate structured and non-structured, static, and outreach, age, gender and needs-appropriate GBV and child protection activities to children, adolescents, and caregivers in the assigned Camps/ Host community area along with the Multi-purpose Centre (MPC) in addition to the camp setting. S/He will work under the supervision of MHPSS Technical Specialist and Child Protection Project Manager.
Specific responsibilities:
Responsibility-1: Technical Support & Supervision
Coordinate and implement child protection (CP), MPC, and community-based activities.
Monitor project progress, quality standards, and reporting.
Engage stakeholders, CiC, donors, and partners to ensure compliance.
Conduct outreach to identify vulnerable children and ensure their participation.
Maintain proper documentation (registration, referrals, attendance, reports).
Prepare work plans and regular (weekly/monthly/quarterly) reports.
Support referrals and participatory M&E activities.
Supervise CP Assistants and mentor volunteers and staff.
Ensure data collection, entry, and confidentiality.
Support CBCPC meetings and provide technical guidance.
Responsibility-2: Capacity Building
Train and mentor volunteers and staff on CP, PFA, life skills, and related topics.
Disseminate CP/GBV tools, SOPs, and policies.
Conduct orientations on safeguarding, PSEA, and Code of Conduct.
Map stakeholders and support capacity-building plans.
Strengthen CBCPC through training and coaching.
Conduct regular coordination and coaching meetings.
Responsibility-3: Coordination, Networking, Representation, documentation:
Represent Tdh in CP and camp-level meetings.
Maintain coordination with beneficiaries, partners, CiC, and stakeholders.
Support monitoring visits, reporting, and documentation.
Manage inventory, logistics coordination, and liaison with authorities.
Assist in needs assessments, reporting, and distribution activities.
Responsibility-4: Child Protection & Safeguarding
Ensure adherence to safeguarding, Code of Conduct, and CP standards.
Conduct awareness and refresher sessions on safeguarding.
Maintain confidential reporting mechanisms and data privacy.
Promote inclusion and protection of vulnerable children.
Report protection concerns and ensure compliance with humanitarian standards.
Other
Ensure compliance with Tdh policies, procedures, and quality standards.
Responsibilities may evolve based on project needs.
Two festival bonuses per year
Severance pay
Life insurance for the employee
Health insurance for the employees and dependents
Mobile bill coverage
18 days annual leave, 14 days sick leave, 10 days casual leave, along with special leave as per organizational policy
These benefits are administered following national staff regulations and it`s amendments.