TVET Instructor (Electronics)

Delivers UNRWA technical and vocational education and training in electronics for the Damascus area. The instructor develops competency-based curricula, prepares inclusive classroom and workshop learning, assesses practical and knowledge-based skills, builds employer links and labour-market insight, and integrates safety, digital learning and green skills throughout the training cycle.

• Develop competency-based learning programmes, curricula, profiles, guides and manuals for the electronics specialisation
• Prepare training venues and inclusive lesson plans and facilitate learning in classrooms, laboratories, workshops and workplaces
• Design formative and summative assessments, skills tests, assessment grids and inclusive implementation plans
• Build links with employers, workers and instructors and use labour-market information to identify skills gaps
• Apply UNRWA TVET quality-assurance processes across the training cycle
• Integrate green and digital skills and facilitate synchronous and asynchronous learning
• Coordinate teaching activities and implement occupational health and safety measures and incident reporting

• Four-year university degree in Electronics Engineering, Electrical Engineering or Telecommunications Engineering
• No experience is required
• English and Arabic at UN Level III
• Residence in Syria within commuting distance of the duty station and authorisation to work there at application

• Registered Palestine refugee status is preferred
• Candidates of the underrepresented gender are preferred

• Curriculum Development
• Vocational Education
• Adult Learning
• Student Assessment
• Safety Management
• Labour Market Analysis
• Digital Learning
• Quality Assurance

• Daily Paid Assignment for up to three months, subject to funds, performance and continuing need
• One day of annual leave and one day of sick leave for each completed month of service