Overview
UNESCO is seeking a senior international consultant in Tashkent to review and deliver teacher-training modules on ICT pedagogy and digital learning under a UNESCO-UNICEF programme.
Full job description
The consultancy supports Uzbekistan's ICT and AI Competency Framework for Teachers. Work includes reviewing training modules, coordinating with national trainers, delivering practice-oriented mentor training, providing feedback, and supporting documentation and monitoring.
Requirements & qualifications
Applicants should hold an advanced university degree in education, digital technologies, natural sciences or a related field, have at least ten years of relevant adult-education or teacher-training experience and at least three years of direct trainer or facilitator experience. ICT or digital-learning experience is required; Central Asia experience is an asset.
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Fresh UNESCO Careers verification confirms Consultant Contract Level 3 Senior, Tashkent, on-site work, external-candidate recruitment, a six-month header duration and application date 30 September 2026 labelled Midnight UTC+5. The historical source also contained a duration nuance in the assignment text; no unsupported duration reconciliation is invented here.
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