UNICEF
Parenting Education Consultant, Education Section, 18 months, Kathmandu, Nepal (Remote and open to Nepali nationals only)
🇳🇵NepalRemote available4 days ago
SeniorFull Time
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Purpose of assignment:
This consultancy supports UNICEF Nepal and the Government of Nepal to strengthen Early Childhood Development by promoting the effective use of the Parenting Education package. The assignment focuses on advocating, coordinating, and scaling the package across sectors, including education, health, and local government platforms. The consultant will engage stakeholders, deliver orientations, and develop practical plans to integrate parenting education into existing systems. By enhancing caregiver knowledge and practices, the role contributes to improved child development outcomes. The assignment also includes monitoring uptake, supporting users, and documenting impact through case studies to ensure sustainable and wide-reaching implementation.
Scope of work (See TOR for details):
As per one of the core commitment from Finland Government for funding current UNICEF CPD, the purpose of this assignment is to provide technical support to the government and UNICEF Nepal education section to promote maximum utilization of the Parenting Education package developed by Center for Education and Human Resource Development (CEHRD) with support from UNICEF Nepal and related strategic documents by advocating and marketing the package amongst different stakeholders.
The consultant will provide technical, operational, and coordination support to CEHRD and UNICEF to:
If you would like to know more about this consultancy, please review the complete Terms of Reference here: TERMS OF REFERENCE_TMC0002279.pdf
Minimum requirements:(Qualifications/Experience/ Knowledge/Expertise/Skills)
For every Child, you demonstrate
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