The purpose of this assignment is to develop comprehensive, practical, and nationally endorsed Safe Schools Guidelines. The International Consultant will provide overall technical leadership for the design, conceptualization, drafting, and finalization of these guidelines.
At least 10 years of progressively responsible and relevant professional work experience in school safety, child protection, safeguarding, education in emergencies, and/or development of national education policies and frameworks. International work experience, including engagement with government institutions, development partners, civil society, and/or private sector actors; expertise in international development and humanitarian response contexts is a strong asset.
Advanced university degree (Master’s or higher) in Education/Economics/Social Sciences or related field.
Languages Required: Fluency in English (written and verbal) is required.
Languages Preferred: Prior experience working with UNICEF, Ministries of Education, or UN agencies on children’s rights, safeguarding, gender equality, and inclusive education is an advantage. Experience working within international organizations, UN agencies, or similar institutions is desirable; familiarity with UNICEF systems and procedures is an asset. Experience in fragile, conflict-affected, or developing country contexts, with a strong understanding of field-level education and protection challenges, is desirable. Knowledge of UN/UNICEF systems, safeguarding standards, and education sector coordination mechanisms is an asset.
Contract Duration: 14 months
Work Modality: Home-based
Remuneration:
