United Nations Children’s Fund in Moldova is seeking International Individual Consultant on Human Resources and Training Needs Assessment in social work in the Republic of Moldova

The objectives of this consultancy are:

•          Provide a definition of social work according to international standards and good practice. Based on an analysis of statistical data, trends and information on the number and kind of vulnerable groups in Moldova ‘translate’ this definition to the context of Moldova (in cooperation with a national consultant hired independently by UNICEF) to delineate the scope of the needs assessment;
•          Support and guide a national consultant in a legal and policy analysis of social work functions based on the agreed definition of and needs for social work;
•          Provide technical assistance to a national institution hired to conduct the human resource and training needs assessment of social work in Moldova.

 For more details on duties and minimum requirements, please refer to attached Terms of reference (TOR).

Interested persons should submit their CV, together with a short description of the methodology or approach proposed for the assignment (including estimated availability and work plan) as well as the requested fee, with the mark "International Consultant on social work" by 7 September 2014 by email at the following address: chisinaurecruit@unicef.org. For any questions or clarifications on the content of the TOR or the selection procedure, please write directly to chisinaurecruit@unicef.org.

 

Please note that only candidates who are under serious consideration will be contacted.

UNICEF is committed to workforce diversity. Persons with disabilities, Roma and other ethnic or religious minorities, persons living with HIV are particularly encouraged to apply. Qualified men and women are strongly encouraged to apply.

 

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