Curriculum Design Specialist
Posted 23 days ago
weglobalBenguela
Instructional CoordinatorsEducational Support Services
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Curriculum Design Specialists for "Technical Consultancy for the Improvement of Initial Teacher Training in Angola for IFPs (Public)" Project
Posted On: 21 Oct, 2025
Application by: 18 Nov, 2025
Area: Education
Region: Africa
Working Days: 0
Job Id: 127
Qualifications
Possess prior experience and institutional capacity in developing actions and executing the services described in this procedure;
Submit supporting documents (portfolios or certificates of technical capacity) relating to previous work developed within the scope of this procedure;
Preferably companies or consultants that have already provided similar consultancy services, preferably in African countries;
At least five (5) years of experience in consulting and specialized studies;
Five (5) years of experience providing consultancy services to support activities in the education sector;
Relevant experience in preparing studies related to higher education;
Knowledge of the legal and policy framework of the education and teaching system, especially the higher education subsystem in Angola;
Experience in developing teacher evaluation methodologies focusing on skills and competency descriptors;
Proven experience in conducting seminars, workshops, and meetings;
Specific Professional Experience
With 3 years of experience in curriculum harmonization in different international contexts.
Knowledge of global best practices, and the ability to adapt these practices to the specific context of Angola.
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