
National Consultant supporting the International Consultant
UNESCO
contract
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Location Type: Office
Location: Bujumbura • Burundi
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About the role
- Provide translation and interpretation as needed (Kirundi/French) during interviews and field visits.
- Collect, compile and synthesize national reference documents.
- Contribute to the analysis of the administrative context and institutional dynamics.
- Help identify and understand informal practices.
- Actively participate in working meetings and workshops.
- Help incorporate comments and observations from national stakeholders.
- Contribute to drafting workshop minutes and summary notes.
Requirements
- University degree (minimum Bachelor's level) in statistics, education sciences, information management, economics, sociology or related fields.
- At least 5 years of professional experience in the education sector, statistics or project management in Burundi.
- Strong knowledge of the Burundian education system, its administrative structure and its Education Management Information System (EMIS).
- Proven experience working with MENRS structures (central, provincial, communal) and a good understanding of interinstitutional dynamics.
- Ability to establish and maintain effective working relations with national and local authorities.
- Excellent oral and written communication skills.
- Proficiency in computer tools (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, etc.).
- Excellent listening and mentoring skills.
- Working languages: French and Kirundi.
Benefits
- No changes can be made to submitted applications.
- Full confidentiality of applications.
- Zero-tolerance policy toward any form of harassment.
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Hard Skills & Tools
statisticseducation sciencesinformation managementeconomicssociologyproject managementEducation Management Information System (EMIS)data analysistranslationinterpretation
Soft Skills
communicationlisteningmentoringrelationship buildingcollaborationsynthesisanalysisparticipationobservation incorporationworkshop facilitation