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Country: Tunisia
\n Organization: UN Volunteers
\n Closing date: 15 Mar 2025<\/p>\n
Mission and objectives<\/strong><\/p>\n UNICEF is based on the Convention relating to the rights of the child (CRC) to promote and protect the fundamental rights of children. The organization works to meet their essential needs, guarantee their well-being and promote their complete and fulfilling development. The mission of UNICEF in Tunisia is to bring together efforts to promote and guarantee the rights of each child and adolescent. The 2020-2025 country program (CPD) aims to accelerate progress towards the priority sustainable development (SDD) objectives of the Tunisian government, particularly emphasizing the reduction of inequalities, including those of gender, and on the strengthening of the resilience of systems, especially in the face of crises. Structured around four key results, the program aspires to 1) Promote inclusive socio-economic development for children, 2) to strengthen the institutions responsible for access to justice, 3) to improve education, health and child protection systems, 4) and to guarantee sustainable management of water, sanitation, hygiene, environment and risk of disaster and crises. The program adopts a multi-sectoral and multi-year-old approach that meets the needs of children at each stage of their lives, from early childhood to adolescence, while integrating the dimension of gender. It highlights five transversal strategies: i) strengthening systems; ii) the production of evidences for advocacy and politicians; iii) synergy between sectors and partners; iv) mobilization of public and private resources and partnerships; and v) communities’ commitment, including adolescents, to influence programs at all levels.<\/p>\n Context<\/strong><\/p>\n This volunteer opportunity is supported by the Swiss Embassy in Tunisia as part of the initiative launched in partnership with the VNU program in December 2023 to promote the inclusion of young people and disabled people through significant and impactful volunteer missions to the United Nations between 2024 and 2026. National policies for childhood and youth in Tunisia aim to provide a educational and cultural service Quality, especially through young people, which promote the commitment, participation, and the inclusion of young people. Tunisia has always made education a national priority, reflected in successive reforms since independence, aimed at creating a unified and democratic education system, to strengthen basic education, and to fight against school failure. Despite these efforts, the Tunisian education system suffers from several weaknesses and bottlenecks which have had the effect in recent years a certain regression of internal yield and a high school abandonment rate (around 100,000 children per year including at least 30,000 adolescents and young people who remain outside any schooling system, training or employment (neet). difficulties. 2) provide them with an education that highlights the values \u200b\u200bof personal and collective effort, volunteering, creativity, responsibility and dialogue; 3) Facilitate the commitment of young people in the society of knowledge and information by mastering modern technologies and modern languages. In addition, online with the national youth strategy by 2035, UNICEF has supported, since June 2024, the Ministry of Youth and Sports in the implementation of the UPSHIFT program in youth homes. This program aims to strengthen the skills of adolescents and release their potential to create tangible changes in their lives and their communities. It offers adolescents and young people an opportunity not only to succeed in the transition of employment training, in particular in the entrepreneurial field, but also to equip them with essential skills to act actively and effectively solve problems within their community. In doing so, they become actors of change, capable of transforming their environment for the best.<\/p>\n Task description<\/strong><\/p>\n Under the direct supervision of the Education Officer of UNICEF Tunisia and in close collaboration with the director of the Maison des Jeunes Ibn Khaldoun, Tunis, the Development and Participation of Adolescents will assist the management and staff of the youth houses in the following tasks: 1. Organize and animate workshops on the creation of multimedia content and the management of social networks for adolescents and young people (Includes security aspects), promoting creativity and effective communication, based on a plan to prepare in coordination with the director of the youth center and the education, communication and protection sections of UNICEF. 2. Help the organization of the activities provided in youth homes according to management needs. 3. Help logistics linked to the implementation of UPSHIFT training for social entrepreneurship. 4. Press the youth house, in the establishment of partnerships with the ecosystem, including with the center of the second chance and the CDIS, as well as to support UPSHIFT projects. 5. Develop, in coordination the other UNVs based in youth homes, follow -up tools as well as reports from the activities of sustained activities. 6. In collaboration with the other UNVs of youth houses, collecting profiling and satisfaction information with young people attending the youth house (age, sex, school level, etc.), including recommendations to strengthen the services offered.<\/p>\n Age<\/strong><\/p>\n 18 – 80<\/p>\n Required experience<\/strong><\/p>\n No experience required<\/p>\n Nationality<\/strong><\/p>\n Candidate must be a national or legal resident of the country of assignment.<\/p>\n Relevant experience<\/strong><\/p>\n 1 year<\/p>\n Languages<\/strong><\/p>\n Arabic, Level: Fluent, Required French, Level: Fluent, Required English, Level: Working knowledge, Desirable<\/p>\n Required education level<\/strong><\/p>\n Bachelor degree or equivalent in Communication, sociology, digital marketing or similar domain<\/p>\n Competencies and values<\/strong><\/p>\n \u2612 Adaptability and Flexibility \u2612 Commitment and Motivation \u2612 Commitment to Continuous Learning \u2612 Communication \u2612 Creativity \u2612 Empowering Others \u2612 Ethics and Values \u2612 Integrity \u2612 Knowledge Sharing \u2612 Managing Performance \u2612 Planning and Organizing \u2612 Professionalism \u2612 Respect for Diversity \u2612 Self-Management \u2612 Technological Awareness \u2612 Vision \u2612 Working in Teams<\/p>\n Skills and experience<\/strong><\/p>\n in digital creativity, computer science and content creation.<\/p>\n Area(s) of expertise<\/strong><\/p>\n Communication, Information technology, Arts and design<\/p>\n Living conditions and remarks<\/strong><\/p>\n Young houses are socio -educational and cultural structures dedicated to youth that offer a safe and welcoming environment to come together, learn and flourish. They provide young people with adapted spaces for animation, training and leisure. Attached to the Ministry of Youth and Sport, these houses aim to strengthen the belonging of young people to their country, to promote the values \u200b\u200bof personal and collective effort, volunteer, creativity, responsibility and dialogue, and to facilitate their commitment to the society of knowledge by mastering modern and modern languages. The animators play a crucial role by offering listening and advice, helping young people overcome the challenges of life while encouraging their autonomy and their personal development. Confidentiality and mutual respect are essential pillars, guaranteeing a space where everyone can feel safe to share and grow. In addition to their educational functions, young people serve as places for promoting inclusion and civic commitment, preparing young people to become active and responsible citizens while cultivating fundamental values. The voluntary (a) is eligible for monthly subsistence allowances in the amount of 840.00 TND.<\/p>\n To learn more and to apply visit: https:\/\/shorturl.at\/UzKe2<\/a><\/p>\nEligibility criteria<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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