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UNESCO

Consultant, Education

UNESCO

. Review existing approaches and tools for data systems covering out-of-school children and youth, dropout and learner pathways .

Posted 11/2/2026contractRemote • FranceMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

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Demonstrates expertise in Education Management Information Systems (EMIS) development and education data systems, with a strong focus on learner-level data, dropout monitoring, and analytical tool development. Proficient in conducting qualitative and quantitative research, producing comprehensive case studies, and integrating gender analysis into educational frameworks.

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EMIS DevelopmentEducation Data SystemsQuantitative And Qualitative ResearchUNICEF And UNESCO OOSCI FrameworkAnalytical Tools Development

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Hard Skills
Learner-Level DataAttendance MonitoringDropout MonitoringStructured Literature ReviewsComparative Country Case StudiesAnalytical FrameworksData Systems FamiliarityEarly-Warning Systems
Soft Skills
Excellent Drafting SkillsCommunication Skills
Tools & Technologies
EMIS-PATTOOSC Toolkit
Industry Keywords
ECCETVETHigher EducationPublic PolicyData ProtectionGovernance

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Review existing approaches and tools for data systems covering out-of-school children and youth, dropout and learner pathways
  • Examine applications across ECCE, TVET, higher education, transitions between levels and routes back into education
  • Identify system capacities and enabling conditions, including longitudinal learner-level data, disaggregation, interoperability, governance, data protection and use of information for action
  • Prepare six country case studies on national data systems tracking out-of-school children, dropout and learner pathways
  • Conduct desk reviews and remote interviews with ministry staff and partners
  • Produce a cross-case synthesis of capacities, gaps and lessons
  • Map OOSCI dimensions and review findings onto the EMIS-PATT structure
  • Define capacities for identifying non-enrolment, monitoring attendance and absence, identifying dropout risk, following learners across institutions and pathways, and distinguishing dropout from transfer or migration
  • Develop the EMIS-PATT OOSCY and learning pathways self-assessment matrix, scoring and maturity logic
  • Produce a facilitation guide, improvement-roadmap template and user guide, including hooks for learning-difficulty screening and an EMIS-HEMIS interface
  • Validate drafts with ED/PLS teams
  • Integrate gender analysis and mainstreaming throughout activities
  • Produce deliverables including an inception report, literature reviews, case studies, EMIS-PATT module, and note on OOSC toolkit inputs

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Advanced university degree in education planning, information systems, statistics, public policy or a related field
  • At least 5 years of relevant professional experience in EMIS development or education data systems, including learner-level data, attendance and dropout monitoring
  • In-depth knowledge of the UNICEF and UNESCO OOSCI framework, including its seven dimensions, country reports and syntheses, and 2023 Operational Manual
  • Proven expertise in quantitative and qualitative research, structured literature reviews and comparative country case studies
  • Proven expertise in developing analytical tools, frameworks and guidelines for national education systems
  • Familiarity with data systems for ECCE, TVET or higher education, and early-warning systems for dropout
  • Experience with international organizations, preferably in multilateral settings and/or crisis-affected or displacement contexts
  • Excellent drafting and communication skills in English
  • Knowledge of French or Spanish would be an asset
  • Ability to submit a consolidated PDF containing a proposal, financial proposal and short CV; full proposal not exceeding 8 pages

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Remote, home-based work
  • Consultant contract for approximately 3 months (approximately 60 working days)
  • Opportunity to work with UNESCO Education Sector and ED/PLS teams
  • Opportunity to contribute to international education data systems, OOSCI, and EMIS-PATT initiatives
  • Short-listed candidates may be added to Talent Pools subject to consent