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Curriculum and Training Package Developer

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NAICS

611710 - Educational Support Services

Place of Performance

EGY

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Egyptian companies only . LRFP-9207141Expansion of EduLeads School Leadership Development Programme Ahmed Kamel Gharib - [email hidden]

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Develops comprehensive training materials and instructional guides for prime contractors on UNICEF school leadership projects in Egypt. Creates Master Trainer packages, graduation guidelines, rubrics, coaching guides, and a 'Crash Course' package. Develops training for MoETE QA inspectors based on the MoETE Integrated Assessment Guide. Produces a final bilingual Arabic/English programme toolkit based on UNESCO OEC and Wallace Foundation frameworks.

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