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Introduction
description of the Assignment
The consultant will be responsible:
- To draft and finalise a comprehensive training module curriculum on human rights, Gender Based Violence, domestic violence, child abuse and sexual offences.
- To collaborate with local and international experts, non-governmental and victim support organisations to ensure that the curriculum is evidence-based and reflective of best practices.
- To pilot training module with select group of police officers and gather feedback for refinement.
- To develop a Training of Trainers (TOT) to ensure the long-term sustainability of the module’s implementation.
- Induct Police Senior Managers on LNOB principles and inclusion especially policing equitably and non-discriminatory especially inContact with Key Populations.
Scope of Work
- A revised DCS Training Module/curriculum aligned to best practices and Human rights standards
- A complete & comprehensive training manual with Facilitator/Teachers Guide
- Enhanced capacity development encompassing key objectives – improved knowledge, skills and attitude among police officers in handling victims and investigation of cases.
- Standardized Training Module that can be utilized for both pre-service and in-service training initiatives.
The ideal candidate should meet / exceed the below requirements;
- Have minimum an advanced university degree (Master’s Degree or Higher in Law, Social Sciences, Social Work (with focus on child protection, trauma, or family welfare), Postgraduate training or certification in:
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- Gender studies or women’s rights, Child protection systems and safeguarding Trauma-informed care or victim support, Law enforcement or justice sector reform, Instructional design or training-of-trainers (ToT)
- Professional experience: Human Rights, Gender equality, women’s empowerment, Key populations, Gender based Violence or related social justice fields, Child welfare frameworks and protective service mechanisms, Approaches to trauma-sensitive care and support for victims, Reform initiatives within policing or broader justice systems, Curriculum development and facilitation techniques for adult learners (ToTs).
- Special skills / experience and other qualification proving to be advantageous and vital to the success of the work implementation ; Be familiar with Policing Standards and Justice Systems in the African settings especially SADC context, Practical experience in law enforcement training, justice reform, or multi-sectoral coordination on protection issues is equally critical, Sensitivity to cultural values, traditions, and social practices that shape community understanding of violence and justice
- Ability to produce high quality outputs in a timely manner while understanding and anticipating the evolving client needs.
- Strong organizational skills.
- Ability to work independently, produce high quality outputs.
- Sound judgment, strategic thinking, and the ability to manage competing priorities.
Period of assignment/services: 40 days
Proposal should be submitted directly in the portal no later than indicated deadline.
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