TB HIV Care Peer Educator Coordinator Opportunity
Location: South Africa (Nationwide) – Peer Educator Coordinator Role
Closing Date: Not specified
TB HIV Care (THC), established in 1929, is a respected non-profit organisation providing essential healthcare services across South Africa. THC supports the general population and high-risk groups such as adolescent girls, young women, sex workers, and people who use drugs. Working at THC means joining a passionate team, developing your career, and making a real difference in the fight against HIV and TB.
Focus Keyphrase: Peer Educator Coordinator Role
About the Peer Educator Coordinator Role
The Peer Educator Coordinator Job is a key position within THC’s People Who Inject Drugs (PWID) programme. This role oversees peer educators, ensuring they deliver mobile and fixed wellness services efficiently. You will organise work schedules, monitor performance, and maintain consistent reporting.
Minimum Requirements for Peer Educator Coordinator Role
To apply, you must meet the following criteria:
- Grade 12 qualification
- One month of related training
- Prior experience as a peer educator or outreach worker
- Proficiency in isiXhosa/English plus another South African language
- Valid Code 8 driver’s license
- Clear criminal record
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Duties and Responsibilities in Peer Educator Coordinator Role
As the Peer Educator Coordinator, your tasks will include:
- Coordinating outreach and drop-in centre peers
- Conducting outreach activities alongside the mobile unit
- Following standard procedures and policies
- Engaging actively with the PWID community
- Attending community advisory group meetings
- Supporting advocacy initiatives
- Assisting in organising support meetings and community events
Skills and Competencies for Success
Success in the Peer Educator Coordinator job requires:
- Strong reporting and documentation skills
- Effective listening and problem-solving abilities
- Excellent team communication
- Trustworthiness, empathy, and non-judgmental approach
- Conflict management and negotiation skills
- Solid knowledge of internet, spreadsheet, and word processing tools
Why Join TB HIV Care?
Joining THC means working in a dynamic environment with experts in HIV and TB care. You will be part of a team driving real change in communities, with opportunities for career growth and professional development.
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