International Consultant for Development of the Curriculum and conducting a ToT training on State Border Surveillance for the Center of Excellence in Border Security (CEBS).

 The IOM Mission to the Republic of Moldova is looking for commissioning an International Consultant (according to the attached ToRs), who under the overall guidance of the IOM Project Coordinator and direct supervision of the Human Resources Division of the General Inspectorate of Border Police (GIBP) will make a relevant assessment of the current CEB training syllabus, relevant legal norms and training arrangements [1] as a basis for developing a consistent Curriculum on State Border Surveillance (Border Surveillance) to be integrated in the syllabus of the Center of Excellence on Border Security. The action aims at ensuring a better professional training for Border Police at CEBS that would contribute implicitly to performance of the GIBP as the main institution empowered with the coordination of implementation of the IBM Strategy in the country.

Method of application:  Please express your interest by sending CV and cover letter in English language and a Financial proposal to the following address:

IOM Chisinau, 36/1 Ciuflea St., Chişinău MD 2001, Republic of Moldova

Fax. +373 22/ 23 28 62, E-mail: hrchisinau@iom.md  and dbojenco@iom.int

Queries can be directed to the same mentioned email addresses.

Please use the mandatory Subject title: “International Consultant - Curriculum for Border Surveillance for CEBS – job application”

Closing date for applications is 19 June 2020.

Only pre-selected candidates will be contacted for interview.

IOM reserves the right to accept or reject any proposal and to annul the selection process and reject all Proposals at any time prior to contract award, without thereby incurring any liability to affected Service Providers.

[1] An important reference material for the Consultant’s activity will be the functional assessment of the CEBS and the CEBS’ Strategic Development Plan developed within the framework of the current project.

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