VVOB Regional Strategic Education Advisor – Scaling, Regional Facility for Teachers in Africa Jobs in Kenya

VVOB Regional Strategic Education Advisor – Scaling, Regional Facility for Teachers in Africa Jobs in Kenya

VVOB is an international NGO with programmes and projects in 9 countries worldwide. Our head office is based in Brussels, Belgium.

When you join VVOB, you become a key player in VVOB’s mission to ensure quality education as a key enabler for achieving the sustainable development goals. We implement our programmes and projects with one shared passion: to ensure the improvement of quality education. Our teams of national and international experts achieve this by providing technical assistance to governmental and other education actors. In doing so, worldwide we ensure capacity building of governmental and other education actors.

Do you share our ambition to ensure that learners around the world can enjoy their fundamental human right to quality education, without exception? Are you convinced as well that quality education guarantees equal opportunities for everyone and is the key to a better world?

We are looking for a Regional Strategic Education Advisor – who will operate from our office in Kenya, Rwanda, or South Africa who will contribute to the development of VVOB’s Gender Transformative Pedagogy (GTP) initiative in the Regional Facility for Teachers in Africa (RFTA) by being the key person on scaling Gender Transformative Pedagogy in different parts of Africa, starting in Kenya, Ghana and South Africa.

Do you want to take on this challenge? Continue reading!

Responsibilities of the Regional Strategic Education Advisor – Scaling

As Regional Strategic Education Advisor of VVOB’s Gender Transformative Pedagogy (GTP) initiative in the Regional Facility for Teachers in Africa (RFTA) you contribute to the ambition and values of VVOB by being the key person on Scaling GTP initiatives in Africa. You provide technical and strategic advice and guidance on this domain within VVOB and outside.

Reporting to the Regional Technical Lead based in Kenya, you work in close collaboration with the Global and Regional Strategic Advisors and Regional Coordinator, and VVOB regional and country teams.

You will:

You design and develop relevant and scalable (GTP) projects in close collaboration

with internal and external stakeholders.

You provide both short- and long-term strategic advice, information, and guidance to VVOB and VVOB’s partners on scaling, in line with policy trends, new developments and the latest research and thinking in education and international development.

You take up a variety of roles in the capacity development process according to the needs, particular situations, and phases of the programme.

You create and manage partnerships and strong networks with relevant partners, institutions, and organizations on scaling GTP initiatives.

You represent VVOB in relevant scaling platforms and proactively look for synergies and complementarities.

You contribute to internal and external knowledge development and learning, by systemizing lessons learned and sharing pro-actively lessons learned between partners, colleagues and other VVOB country teams.

You support the Strategic Communication Advisor on developing content for communication (e.g., website, video, social media…) and contribute to the dissemination of findings and results (e.g., international conferences, seminars, workshops, and other events) on scaling GTP initiatives.

Your expertise and experience

Master’s degree in education, human sciences, or related field or equivalent experience

In depth understanding of the regional education systems and education sector; especially in regards to gender equity and gender transformative pedagogy

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VVOB Regional Strategic Education Advisor – Scaling, Regional Facility for Teachers in Africa Jobs in Kenya

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