UN Office of the SRSG for Children and Armed Conflict
The Office of the SRSG CAAC is organizing a Virtual Summer School (VSS) on Child Protection in Armed Conflict in collaboration with the Government of Malta and the University of Malta. The VSS is a training opportunity specifically designed to bring together partners from different related professional backgrounds and to strengthen their capacities to support the CAAC mandate.
The VSS offers an introductory course on Child Protection in Armed Conflict and is meant to address these needs by providing a state-of-the art training on this topic.
Against this backdrop, the Office of the SRSG CAAC is looking for Training Specialists to draft one or more of the 20 comprehensive modules (Modules M2 to M21 appearing in blue in the course overview attached in appendix) and to conduct the corresponding training sessions, including practical exercises. As the VSS will be held exclusively online, the Training Specialists should have experience in delivering virtual presentations and be skilled, structured and dynamic speakers.
The estimated duration of work is five working days per module, spread over the period of July to December 2022 as follows: • Three working days in July for the preparation of the Module; • One working day for the delivery of the training module during the VSS (29 August to 9 September); and • One working day for the follow-up workshop on the lessons learnt and practical recommendations to be held within three months after the VSS (tentatively in October 2022 – TBC).
Fore more information: https://childrenandarmedconflict.un.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/ToR-Individual-contractor_VSS-1.pdf
How to apply
The following documents must be submitted with all applications (incomplete applications will not be accepted) to Sabrina Cajoly, Program Management Officer at the Liaison Office of the Special Representative for Children and Armed Conflict – Europe, at [email protected]
Please refer to “Individual Contractor Training Specialist VSS” in the subject of your email.
1. Cover letter, demonstrating how you meet the above requirements and indicating the number and titles of modules that you are offering to develop, with reference to the course overview attached in appendix;
2. Personal History Profile (PHP) or (P11) – go to www.inspira.un.org to create an account and PHP, if you do not already have one.
For more information: https://childrenandarmedconflict.un.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/ToR-Individual-contractor_VSS-1.pdf