Child Online Protection Consultant Roster

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cybersecurity education policy development online safety capacity building

πŸ“‹ Description

  • Provide technical and operational support for child online protection initiatives at national
  • Support the design, development, coordination, and delivery of training programmes and
  • Assist government stakeholders in developing, validating, and implementing national child online
  • Design and facilitate activities for meaningful child participation, ensuring their perspectives on
  • Identify and develop partnerships with public institutions, international organizations, civil
  • Conduct research, collect good practices, and document success stories, case studies, and lessons

🎯 Requirements

  • University degree in Telecommunications, Computer Science, Engineering, International Relations
  • At least two years of relevant professional experience, including international-level experience; a
  • Demonstrated knowledge or experience in at least one relevant area such as capacity building, child
  • Experience developing educational content, curricula, training materials, or delivering training
  • Knowledge of child protection principles, children's rights, digital safety, privacy
  • Experience supporting government institutions in policy or strategy development

🎁 Benefits

  • Fully remote work (home-based consultancy)
  • Contribute to global initiatives for safer digital environments for children
  • Flexible assignment opportunities through consultant roster
  • Competitive daily rates based on experience (e.g., USD 145-280 per day)
  • Professional development opportunities
  • Global collaboration with diverse stakeholders
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