Oportunidades de empleo

We are seeking a capable and motivated professional who can work across UK and international education projects, applying quantitative, qualitative and/or mixed-method research skills and contributing to highquality outputs for clients and partners.

Are you an experienced education researcher or evaluator who can lead complex workstreams, produce rigorous and influential outputs, and build trusted relationships with partners? Do you enjoy combining technical delivery with project management, mentoring and proposal development? Are you looking for a role in which you can contribute to both high-quality evidence and organisational growth?

Are you driven to improve education systems and expand learning opportunities for children and young people globally? Do you bring deep expertise in education research, evaluation, assessment and/or technical assistance, and the ability to translate complex evidence into practical insights for governments, donors, NGOs and global education partners?

UNICEF Egypt is hiring an institution to support MoE in updating ESA and ESP as a part of SCG.

The PAL Network Research Fellowship Programme is designed to foster innovative, policy-relevant, and equity-focused research that advances foundational learning across the Global South. The programme supports researchers in generating actionable insights using citizen-led assessment data to better understand the factors shaping children’s learning outcomes, educational participation, and inequities.

We are looking for a proactive and skilled Communications Officer to lead the development and delivery of content to expand our reach, grow audiences, and drive meaningful engagement with MPs and our wider stakeholders.

EdTech Hub is seeking a National Education and EdTech Consultant based in Madagascar to support the development of Madagascar’s National EdTech Strategy in partnership with UNICEF Madagascar and the Ministry of National Education.

We're excited to launch the LEGO Foundation Fellowship – a new global research programme marking our 40th anniversary.