Education Officer South Sudan Wau

The role of the Education Officer (Agri-TVET) is ensuring implementation of Agri-TVET project is done as expected by the Organisation. The officer is responsible for coordination between NRC, consortium members NGOs, UN agencies and government line ministries. The officer is also responsible and overseer of the implementation, monitoring, and capability development of all TVET schools and outreach centres.

Furthermore, the officer is responsible for providing strategic direction and guidance to all stakeholders to ensure programme follow guidelines and deliverables using right tools and resources to meet agreed targets and goals timely effectively and efficiently. The role will contribute to timely report writing, proper documentation of project, reports, provide accountability to beneficiaries and donors, share lesson learn, identify gap and opportunities for strengthening the Agri-business and entrepreneurial skills for TVET students, linking TVET grandaunts job opportunities and markets, both public and private sectors in South Sudan. The officer will provide coaching and mentoring to education officers to ensure achievement of deliverables are met on time.

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The Education Officer (Agri- TVET) will lead and work closely with the Agri-TVET Project Coordinator. Through planning, project management, implementation, monitoring and evaluation, documentation, Reporting and capability development of all stakeholders across the Agri- TVET schools and outreach centres in Wau and Aweil. Furthermore, the Education Officer (Agri-TVET) will closely with project team members, consortium partners, government line ministries at state level, international/national NGOs, UN agencies, technical experts, beneficiaries and civil society and public institutions to support successful implementation of Agri-TVET ARISE Project

Grade:	Grade 5 Step 1
Date approved:	October 2026
Reports to:	Education Project Coordinator
Line management of:	Education Project Manager
Technical line to:	Agri-TVET Project Coordinator
Technical Supervision of:	Education Specialist.
Duty Station:	Wau South Sudan.
Travel:	70% field travel
Project number:	SSFM2603 /4058225/5295/E9/Wau
Contract type:	Fixed Term
Duration:	One Year with possible extension

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The Agri -Skill for Resilient, Inclusive and Sustainable Economic (ARISE) South Sudan is a project under the management of NRC in both Northern and Western Bahr Ghazal Region. The Education Officer (Agri_ TVET) one of the project staff to be based in Wau and will work hand in hand with Education officer in Aweil to coordinate, monitor, and supervise and support the consortium members to implement the Agri-TVET project efficiently and effectively. The purpose of staff in that location is create easy access to project sites, easy management and monitoring of the consortium partners, during the implementation and delivery of deliverables with efficiency and effectiveness.

“Begin with a sentence that summarises the overall purpose of the job. Make sure the text is aligned and approved with both operational and technical management”.

The role of the Education Officer (Agri-TVET) is ensuring implementation of Agri-TVET project is done as expected by the Organisation. The officer is responsible for coordination between NRC, consortium members NGOs, UN agencies and government line ministries. The officer is also responsible and overseer of the implementation, monitoring, and capability development of all TVET schools and outreach centres.

Furthermore, the officer is responsible for providing strategic direction and guidance to all stakeholders to ensure programme follow guidelines and deliverables using right tools and resources to meet agreed targets and goals timely effectively and efficiently. The role will contribute to timely report writing, proper documentation of project, reports, provide accountability to beneficiaries and donors, share lesson learn, identify gap and opportunities for strengthening the Agri-business and entrepreneurial skills for TVET students, linking TVET grandaunts job opportunities and markets, both public and private sectors in South Sudan. The officer will provide coaching and mentoring to education officers to ensure achievement of deliverables are met on time.

“Provide up to 10 main responsibilities that would apply generally, not just in the current situation since they are generic and consistent over time independent on the country context and the holder of the position. Also include the standard required generic responsibilities listed below”.

1. Adherence to NRC policies, tools, handbooks and guidelines and procedures

2. Implement delegated Agri-TVET Consortium portfolio according to the plan of action.

3. Conduct quality control and provide technical support to implementing partners and/or contactors.

4. Contribute to the coordination of implementation of the Consortium work plan (activities, budget and project documentation) in line with proposals, strategies and donor requirements

5. Provide specific technical support and capacity building towards Agri-TVET Consortium partners and staff.

6. Assess, promote and document ideas for technical improvement and further program development options.

7. Prepare timely reports as required by management.

8. Coordinate between with all consortium members.

9. Ensure proper filing of documents.

• Undertake tasks when delegated by the line managers.

• Organise training, coaching and workshops to TVET teachers and students.

• Conduct regular field visits to project sites to monitor the quality of training

• Engage private sector agencies and trade associations to pave way for apprentice and jobs.

• Engage with communities to identify and broaden access to TVET.

• Conduct labour market and economic assessment to ensure TVET pregame is market driven.