1. Background
To ensure that police peacekeepers are able to fulfill the mandate to protect civilians and to build the host State police capacity in this regard, the Police Division has developed the United Nations Police Gender Toolkit: Standardized Best Practices on Gender Mainstreaming in Peacekeeping (UNPOL Gender Toolkit), representing the first thematic grouping of good practice guidance documents and training materials drawn from the Strategic Guidance Framework for International Police Peacekeeping (SGF).
2. Scope of work
Under the overall supervision of the Chief of the Strategic Policy and Development Section of the Police Division/OROLSI/DPKO, through the Programme Management Officer in charge of the Elsie funded project on the UNPOL Gender Toolkit:
Activity:
- Format and adjust the layout of the UN Police Gender Toolkit e-learning course in Storyline Articulate.
- Assist in coordinating with Human Resources Management to upload the e-learning course on Inspira.
- Support in research and fact checking the name, dates and titles of documents and publications in the UNPOL Gender Toolkit materials.
- Support in formatting the UNPOL Gender Toolkit publication such as harmonising the bibliographical references and putting together the list of acronyms, glossary and bibliography.
- Assist with any other task as required.
3. Required competencies
The selected candidate is required to have a Bachelor’s degree on communications, journalism, mass media, graphic design, fine arts, education or related field.
At least six months work experience required. Experience in using Microsoft Office applications in particular PowerPoint, Word and Excel required. Experience in using Articulate Storyline an advantage.
English language fluency is required. French language is highly desirable.
The selected candidate should have excellent communications skills (e.g. graphics skills, presentations, visual graphics/communications and experience in online research required) and proficient in planning and organising own work to meet deadlines.
The United Nations competencies
4. Reporting lines
The consultant will report directly to the Programme Management Officer in the Strategic Policy and Development Section of the Police Division/OROLSI/DPKO.
5. Duration of work
26 May to 30 June 2020 (35 days)
Deliverables:
29 May: reformatting of Module 1 on Articulate Storyline; fact checking and research
5 June: reformatting of Module 2 on Articulate Storyline; fact checking and research
12 June: reformatting of Module 3 on Articulate Storyline; fact checking and research
19 June: reformatting of Module 4 on Articulate Storyline; fact checking and research
26 June: revisions and finalization
30 June: coordination for upload onto the learning management system and website
How to apply:
Please submit :
Motivation Letter
Curriculum vitae
United Nations Personal History Profile (PHP) from the website https://careers.un.org/lbw/Home.aspx
Please create your PHP and convert into PDF.
- Sample PowerPoint presentation or elearning you have created.
Please send the above documents to Ms. Lea Biason at biason@un.org by 16 May 2020.