National Consultant/Psychologist on Occupational Well-being and Psychological Resilience of Law Enforcement Professionals

Supports UN Women and Kazakhstan's Ministry of Internal Affairs to strengthen the occupational well-being and psychological resilience of officers in specialised domestic-violence units. The consultant will develop practical training materials, deliver pilot sessions, assess participant feedback and recommend approaches that reduce occupational stress and burnout while supporting gender-responsive, survivor-centred police practice.

• Review occupational stress and resilience needs of specialist police units
• Develop practical training content on well-being and psychological resilience
• Deliver pilot training sessions for law-enforcement professionals
• Collect and analyse participant feedback
• Coordinate with UN Women, national experts and the Ministry of Internal Affairs
• Develop recommendations to strengthen professional well-being and resilience

• Master's degree in psychology, social sciences, mental health or a related field
• At least 4 years of professional experience in occupational well-being, psychological resilience or related work
• Experience developing and delivering training programmes
• Fluency in Russian

• Working knowledge of English

• Psychological Resilience
• Training Design
• Adult Learning
• Facilitation
• Occupational Well-Being
• Stakeholder Coordination

• Official travel within Kazakhstan is required for pilot training delivery