Requirements and responsibilities
We’re looking for an experienced EORE Expert to anchor the technical quality of this assignment. You will bring deep expertise in mine action, risk education, and behaviour change, and will work closely with our SBC and design teams to produce a programme package that is evidence-based, inclusive, and grounded in the Syrian context.We’re looking for candidates with:Master's degree or equivalent in Social Sciences, Public Health, International Development, Education, Psychology, or a related field (8 years of relevant experience accepted in lieu of a Master's degree).Minimum 5 years of proven experience in EORE, mine action, or closely related child protection and risk education programming.Demonstrated experience designing and implementing structured EORE or SBC programmes, including facilitator manuals, training packages, and community-based tools.Strong grounding in international mine action standards (IMAS) and UNICEF EORE or child protection frameworks.Experience delivering Training-of-Trainers programmes.Prior experience working in Syria or the broader MENA region is strongly preferred.Previous experience with UNICEF or other UN agencies is a significant asset.Excellent verbal and written communication skills in English; Arabic is a strong advantage.Ability to translate technical EORE content into accessible, age-appropriate learning materials.Strong facilitation and stakeholder engagement skills across diverse communities and partner types.Commitment to inclusive, child-centred, and conflict-sensitive programme design.📍 Location: Remote (with field visits to Syria as feasible and in coordination with UNICEF)🕐 Duration: 6 months (May – November 2026)📅 Start date: May 2026💰 Remuneration: 200 USD🗓️ Application deadline: 30 June 2026Apply before 30 May 2026 via the following link 👉 https://lnkd.in/e5mDRCDu