Various Job adverts

About AET/Street Child in South Sudan AET/Street Child is a leading education organisation committed to ensuring that every child is safe, in school, and learning. In South Sudan, we build on the legacy of the Africa Educational Trust (AET), which has worked in the country since 1996 and became part of the Street Child family in 2020. We work closely with the Ministry of General Education and Instruction (MoGEI), communities, schools, and development partners to deliver quality education programmes that improve learning outcomes for vulnerable children and young people. Anticipated Vacancies Subject to donor approval and funding, AET/Street Child invites applications from qualified, experienced, and motivated South Sudanese professionals for the following anticipated positions: Project Manager (1) Research, Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (RMEAL) Officer (1) County Coordinators (5) – one position each in the five project counties across four states. These positions are contingent upon successful donor approval and project funding. Appointments will only be confirmed once funding has been secured. AET/Street Child is an equal opportunity employer committed to safeguarding children and vulnerable adults. Women, persons with disabilities, and qualified candidates from the target project locations are strongly encouraged to apply. Approved Job Advert- Research, Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability & Learning.pdf (2.0 MB) Approved Job Advert- County Coordinator- Teaching at the Right Level (TaRL).pdf (1.8 MB) Approved Job Advert - Project Manager -Teaching at the Right Level (TaRL).pdf (2.3 MB)

Candidate qualifications and requirements for the Various Job adverts role at AET/Street Child. Required core competencies, qualifications, and background: About AET/Street Child in South Sudan AET/Street Child is a leading education organisation committed to ensuring that every child is safe, in school, and learning. In South Sudan, we build on the legacy of the Africa Educational Trust (AET), which has worked in the country since 1996 and became part of the Street Child family in 2020. We work closely with the Ministry of Genera