تم إغلاق هذه الوظيفة ولم تعد تقبل الطلبات. نشكرك على اهتمامك ونشجعك على تصفح الوظائف الأخرى المتاحة.
The Supporting Education in Syria (Injaz III) project, implemented by Chemonics International Inc., seeks an education management advisor. Funded by the U.S. Department of State, Injaz III improves access to and the quality of education in northeast Syria by working with civil councils, education committees, and community-based organizations to provide remedial education and Self-Learning Program, wellbeing support for children and their caregivers, vocational and secondary skills training, as well as support for the formal education system through teacher training and school infrastructure support.
The education management advisor will assess the current education management structure in northeast Syria, assessing technical skills and qualifications, communication systems, and educational data collection, storage, and processing. The advisor should be able to communicate and write reports in Arabic and English; facilitate workshops and focus group discussions in Arabic or Kurdish; develop tools to collect information from staff; analyze the collected information; and propose actionable recommendations, taking into consideration the different dynamics in northeast Syria.
Expected Deliverables (in Arabic and English):
Duration of Assignment:
40-60 working days
Location of Assignment:
Remote, willingness to travel to northeast Syria
Application Instructions:
To apply, please send a CV and brief cover letter to SyriaINJAZRecruit@chemonics.com. by September 20, 2024.
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Founded in 1975, Chemonics is a leading global sustainable development firm for one reason: our people. We are 6,000 experts in more than a hundred countries around the globe, and 90% of us are working in a community we’ve long called home. Our teams reflect a diversity of technical expertise and lived experience, because solving complex development challenges requires both. And as a company, we are committed to connections – global and local, human and technological – that allow learnings to efficiently flow and adapt between experts, projects, and countries. This is how we match the speed and scale of humanity’s most pressing challenges, applying effective education practices from Chile to improve children’s literacy in Tajikistan, or renewable energy lessons from Iraq to support local governments in Lebanon.
Every action we take is driven by a conviction that true service means tomorrow’s work must be better than today’s. So, when others say it can’t be done, we ask when we can start. With curiosity. With an interest in new ideas. With listening. Because the more intractable the problem, the more determined we are to take it on.