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UNICEF · 10 hours ago

Safe to Learn benchmarking Consultant, Programme Group, Education Section, NYHQ, remote. Req# 588545

United States

Full-time

Remote

Senior Level

5+ years exp

UNICEF is the world's leading children's rights organization, dedicated to making a lasting difference for children. They are seeking a Safe to Learn Benchmarking Consultant to undertake assessments in endorsed countries, focusing on violence prevention in schools and promoting safe learning environments.

E-LearningEducationInternet

Responsibilities

Benchmarking assessments and country briefs (new)

4 new country benchmarking assessments

Benchmarking assessments and country briefs 2024-2025 (updated)

5 updated country Benchmarking assessments

Safe to Learn Country Briefs

9 Country Briefs developed

Global lesson learning

1 global webinar held to share lessons learned from benchmarking

Qualification

Child protectionEducationViolence preventionMonitoringEvaluationResearchData analysisMulticultural collaborationFluency in EnglishFluency in FrenchFluency in SpanishWritten communication

Required

Advanced university degree (Master's degree or equivalent) in child protection, education, social work, international development or other related discipline

A minimum of 5 years of professional experience in the fields of education or child protection, with a focus on violence prevention and response

Demonstrated understanding of gender and inclusion

Proven experience in M&E and research

Ability to review, analyze, and synthesize large volumes of data and documentation into concise, reader-friendly and actionable summaries

Skilled at translating technical or comprehensive findings into accessible formats for diverse audiences, including policymakers and stakeholders

Strong written communication skills, both technical and non-technical

Ability to work in a diverse, multicultural, and highly collaborative environment

Fluency in English (both oral and written) required

Preferred

Fluency in French or Spanish (oral and written) is desirable

Proficiency in consolidating complex information from multiple sources into clear, structured reports aligned with UNICEF organizational standards is considered an asset