Save the Children Japan, Mongolia is a non-profit, non-religious, international non-governmental organization that works to ensure children’s rights and develop ways to realize them. We have a vision to create a world where every child can survive, protect, thrive and participate, with a mission to make a positive impact on children and make a lasting difference in their lives.

Save the Children Japan in Mongolia is developing a project proposal to the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs aimed at improving student learning outcomes and strengthening teacher instructional practices through the application of blended learning in selected low-performing aimags and districts.

We are seeking a qualified Individual Consultant for Blended Learning Proposal Development (2 months)

For a Terms of Reference, please refer to the link provided.

Requirements:

• Advanced degree in Education or related field
• Proven experience in blended learning implementation at school level in Mongolia
• Strong expertise in:
  • Project design and management
  • Monitoring and evaluation (M&E)
  • Education data analysis
• Experience working with:
  • Ministry of Education and schools
  • International or donor-funded education projects
• Strong analytical, communication, and report writing skills

HOW TO APPLY:

Interested individual is requested to send 1) CV and 2) Cover letter explaining the reasons for applying for the position, and describing how the candidate’s qualifications, skills, and work experiences meet the requirements of the consultant 3) Offer consultant fee including all taxes and social insurance via email to mongolia.procurement@savethechildren.org no later than April 16, 2025, 4 PM. We accept the application in PDF format.

Only the short-listed candidates will be contacted and asked to

• have a job interview with the selection committee,
• provide proof of work experience and original copies of diplomas and certificates at the interview.  

 Address: Ulaanbaatar city, Chingeltei District, khoroo-1, Arizona center, 4^th floor

Contacts: +976-11-329365, +976-11-329371