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Terms of Reference: Life Skills Curriculum Contextualisation CAMFED is seeking the services of an experienced and qualified consultant to support the contextualisation of CAMFED’s My Better World wellbeing and life skills curriculum to ensure it aligns with the national curriculum of Zambia and that cultural references resonate with learners. The overall objective of the consultancy is to ensure that the My Better World curriculum is aligned with Zambia’s national curriculum and education context, age-appropriate, culturally relevant and practical for delivery in Zambian schools and communities. 1. CAMFED and My Better World Background The Campaign for Female Education (CAMFED) is an international non-profit organization tackling poverty and inequality in sub-Saharan Africa by supporting girls to go to school and succeed, and young women to build secure livelihoods and become leaders in their communities. CAMFED’s work is driven by the young women leaders within the CAMFED Association (CAMA) – young women educated with CAMFED’s support – who partner with their communities to ensure every child has access to quality education. We work in the following six countries in Africa: Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe, with support offices in Australia, Canada, Switzerland, United Kingdom and United States of America. A more detailed look at CAMFED can be found here: https:
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