Admire Ndamba

CURRICULUM VITAE FOR ADMIRE NDAMBA PERSONAL INFORMATION SURNAME Ndamba NAME Admire DATE OF BIRTH: 26 January 1994 PASSPORT: Valid until 2025 PLACE OF BIRTH: Harare SEX: Male NATIONALITY: Zimbabwean LANGUAGES: English and Shona HEALTH: Good (chronic diseases free) TIME OF AVAILABILITY: Any time CONTACTS Cell: -/ - - PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES Possesses strong management, communication, planning and researching skills Competitive organizing and supervision skills Ability to work within deadlines Able to operate under pressure with minimum supervision Good listening skills and always to learn CAREER OBJECTIVE: To deliver the best service and add value to clients to my best ability, following the ethics of the service delivery and using the best practice applicable to my line of work, to meet the expectations of different stakeholders of the organisation. Professional and Academic Qualifications 1. Masters of Arts Degree in War and Strategic Studies (U.Z- Degree Class: Credit 2. B.A. Honours degree in War and Strategic Studies (U.Z.) (August-2015 to June-2018) Degree Class Upper Second Class 2. 1 ORDINARY LEVEL PASSES 5 Ordinary Level passes ADVANCED LEVEL PASSES 2 Advanced level passes OTHER SKILLS Computer Literate able to use, Microsoft Word and PowerPoint AREAS OF INTERESTS Conflict, Media, Security and Peacebuilding Disaster Management, Community Development and Project management Chenzi. V and Ndamba. A (Genocide In The Making; A Case Of Media And Xenophobia In South Africa-) (under review) Ndamba. A (Security Forces And Human Insecurity Under The Covid-19 Lockdown In Zimbabwe-) (under review) Chenzi. V and Ndamba. A (Surviving the Covid 19 lockdown: The case of Zimbabwean informal sector-) (under review) LEADING/WORKING EXPERIENCE (S) 1. University of Zimbabwe Position: Teaching Assistant in the Faculty of Arts the Department of History, War and Strategic Studies Unit. Main Duties- Assistant to Three Lecturers Responsible for Courses: Military Technology (From medieval warfare to 1945) Zimbabwean foreign policy and global security Media and Conflict in Warfare War and Society in Contemporary Africa II International Security and Peace Battles and Tactics of World War 1 (WW1) Peace and Conflict Resolution Disaster Management and Resource Mobilisation in Disasters Other Duties: Organizing and facilitating tutorial learning, marking of assignments, Recordkeeping of students’ attendance, assisting in preparation for course outline. University Service – chairing and facilitating seminar with students Assisted Lecturer in the drafting of course outline Monitoring students’ tutorial participation and awarding of tutorial marks. Prepared and conducted lectures in the absence of the lecturer. Under the supervision of the lecturer prepared in-class exam tasks and assignment questions. Assisted in the recording of students’ semester marks. Assisted students during preparation, writing and presentation of research tasks (dissertations) References 1. Mr. V. Chenzi Senior Lecturer University of Zimbabwe P O Box MP 167 Mount Pleasant Harare Zimbabwe Cell: - - 2. Dr. C. Muchemwa Senior Lecturer Bindura University/ University of Zimbabwe University of Zimbabwe P O Box MP 167 Mount Pleasant Harare Zimbabwe Cell: - - 3. Rev. S.A Kuumuterera The United Methodist Church Cell: - -