Skip to main content

Bulawayo Connect

UNESCO Campus Africa Programme Consultant

A six-month Nairobi-based consultancy supporting research, higher education, AI and social entrepreneurship work.

Published 25 August 2026 · Updated 25 August 2026

UNESCO’s Campus Africa Programme Implementation Support consultancy is a time-limited professional assignment rather than a fellowship or permanent post. Applicants should read the terms of reference closely, assess the required experience and respond to the actual deliverables instead of submitting a generic CV.

Understand the assignment

Consultancies are judged against specific outputs, timelines and evidence of relevant delivery. Identify the programme-management, higher-education, partnership or reporting experience requested and map each requirement to a concrete example from your work.

Prepare a targeted submission

Use a concise profile, a relevant project history and measurable results. If a technical or financial proposal is requested, follow the format exactly and state assumptions. Do not claim regional or institutional experience that cannot be evidenced.

Practical checks

Confirm duty-station or remote-working expectations, contract duration, travel requirements, currency and payment terms. Applicants already in employment should consider availability and conflict-of-interest requirements before applying.

Deadline and source

The listed closing date is 3 September 2026. The UNESCO careers page linked below is the final source for status, submission instructions and any amendment.