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National Blended Learning Technology Assistant
CDIabout 2 months ago
Job Description
Kigali
CDI
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The position is based in Kigali, with applications due by March 6, 2024, and an anticipated start date of May 1, 2024, under a limited-term contract of 24 months. This role supports the “Digital Skills for Quality VET in Rwanda” project (RWA/027), which seeks to enhance Rwanda’s vocational education system by addressing gaps in digital learning infrastructure, teacher training, and data management. The project aligns with Luxembourg’s development strategy “Road to 2030,” focusing on poverty reduction, social services access, gender and youth inclusion, sustainable growth, and inclusive governance. Over a two-year period (2024–2025), the initiative will operate with a budget of 5,000,000. As a National Technical Assistant within the Project Coordination Office, you will assist the Chief Technical Advisor in executing activities tied to teacher competency development in blended learning. Key responsibilities include planning, executing, and monitoring support initiatives under project result 2, such as updating and digitizing curricula to meet blended learning standards and labor market demands, organizing knowledge-sharing events on ICT in education, and developing case studies. You will also ensure teachers are equipped to integrate digital tools into their lesson plans, collaborate with Rwanda VET Board (RTB) and school management, and identify synergies with other development partners’ digital learning initiatives. Candidates must hold a master’s degree in social sciences, education, educational technology, or a related field, along with at least 10 years of professional experience in educational technology, curriculum development, and capacity-building initiatives. Experience working with educational authorities and school leadership, as well as expertise in knowledge management, is required. Familiarity with blended learning models, digital educational tools, and the VET system in Rwanda is advantageous. Please note that this recruitment is contingent upon the signing of the Project’s Memorandum of Understanding.
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