Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) in Nepal is providing Technical Assistance (TA) for the Government of Nepal (GoN) / Ministry of Federal Affairs and Local Development / Department of Local Infrastructure Development and Agricultural Roads for the implementation of Local Roads Bridge Programme (LRBP) - Phase I in 75 districts of Nepal. More than 100 motorable bridges in local roads shall be built in this phase.
ITECO Engineering Ltd., Switzerland, on behalf of the SDC has set up a technical team at central and district levels to support the GoN in implementing the activities of LRBP. To supplement the TA team and build capacity of fresh graduates in bridge engineering, the firm hereby invites applications from fresh graduates to join the Internship Programme, which will run from January 01 to December 31, 2015.
Programme Outline for Interns: The objective of the programme is to provide fresh graduates, female only preferably belonging to Dalit, Janajati, Madhesi/Terai, and other minority community with first-hand experience in different aspects of bridge project management.
Requirement: Prospective candidates should be fresh graduates female only having a Bachelors Degree in Civil Engineering.
Duty Station: LRBP Programme Districts and Kathmandu
Number of Internship offered: maximum of 6 positions
Terms of Reference: The detailed terms of reference can be downloaded from www.lrbpnepal.org. Only short-listed candidates will be invited for an interview and further assessments. No telephone calls, written or personal enquiries will be entertained in this regard. Interested candidates are requested to send their application with CV to the Administration Department, LRBP, PO box 113, Kathmandu or by e-mail to vacancy@lrbpnepal.org or by fax to 5-543144. Please clearly mark "Application for Interns" on the envelope / subject of the email.
'LRBP promotes workforce diversity and applies positive discrimination to candidates from discriminated groups (women and candidates from Dalit, Janajati, Madhesi/Terai, and other minority community).'
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