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Job Opening – Curriculum Development Consultant

23 JUNE 2022

Description

The African Library and Information Associations and Institutions (AfLIA) has been leading African librarians and information professionals to ask questions and explore how to fully open the knowledge stored in information resources in African libraries, archives and museums so that they will be more visible and easier to locate. This is critical as opening up knowledge helps to create more knowledge and pathways for solutions that lead to sustainable development.

Through grant support from the Wikimedia Foundation, AfLIA will develop an online course to train librarians and information professionals on “Promoting open knowledge practices in African Libraries through WikiData”.

AfLIA is seeking to employ an curriculum expert who will work remotely but closely with the Course Manager/Facilitator and the AfLIA team for two months to create a learning framework (curriculum, modules and learning materials} for the AfLIA/Wikidata course taking into cognisance the digital skills set, Internet facilities/penetration, African meanings, values and learning milieu in the continent.

How to apply

If interested, kindly click on button below to get full details of the job specification.

CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT CONSULTANT – JOB SPECIFICATIONS

If you think you are a perfect fit for the Course Development Consultant as described above, please send your application via email with the title – Application for Curriculum Development Consultant and a detailed curriculum vitae including the emails and phone contacts of three references to;

The Executive Director,

AfLIA Secretariat,

P. O. Box BC 38,

Accra, Ghana,

Email address: secretariat@aflia.net

with a copy to;

The Program Officer,

Email address: programofficer@aflia.net 

Deadline: On or before 23h00 GMT on 16th August, 2022

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