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Community Education Programme Consultant, Ghana

Global Fund for Children

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Location

Ghana (Remote/Home-based)

Type

Contract

Salary

$2,200–$2,500/month

Language

English, Twi, Dagbani, Hausa

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About this role

Global Fund for Children is looking for a Community Education Programme Consultant based in Ghana. The consultant will support a cohort of seven grassroots partner organisations in strengthening their community-driven approach to education. This is a part-time consultancy (approximately 50% FTE) from mid-late August 2026 through December 2027, providing tailored support including capacity strengthening, mentoring, and facilitating access to resources that enhance partner effectiveness.

Responsibilities

  • Lead grantmaking and capacity development support for partner organisations in Ghana
  • Build trust-based relationships with partners; serve as mentor, cheerleader, and internal advocate
  • Connect partners to resources and networks that strengthen their organisational capacity and sustainability
  • Facilitate disbursement of grants to seven partners and support their implementation of community-led education initiatives
  • Contribute to the development of programme tools to facilitate partners' work
  • Facilitate collaboration, mutual learning, and sharing among partners and with other actors
  • Document and communicate partner work — including case studies, success stories, and lessons learned
  • Organise and facilitate events and creative spaces for partner engagement, both virtually and in person
  • Draft content for funder reports, blog posts, and programme communications
  • Participate in the development and implementation of the Learning, Monitoring and Evaluation plan
  • Contribute to GFC's global communications campaign around Beyond the Classroom
  • Contribute to advocacy efforts to influence policy and promote community-led approaches to education in Ghana
  • Participate in proposal development and support efforts to catalyse additional funding

Requirements

  • Passion and experience in children's rights, education, and/or community-led development in Ghana or West Africa
  • Strong understanding of community-driven approaches to education and/or social change
  • Experience in programme/grant management, project coordination, or programme delivery in a development or philanthropic context
  • Experience providing tailored organisational development support to grassroots organisations
  • Excellent written communication skills tailored for diverse audiences, including funders, partners, and communities
  • Familiarity with monitoring, evaluation, and learning and willing to learn or engage in communicating impact using creative, non-extractive, and participatory methods
  • Experience organising convenings, workshops, or community gatherings, virtually and in person
  • Cross-cultural communication skills and deep contextual knowledge of Ghana's education landscape
  • Full professional fluency in English and at least one Ghanaian language (e.g. Twi, Dagbani, Hausa)
  • Proficiency in standard technology, software, and web platforms used by small organisations
  • Alignment with GFC's mission, values, and vision
  • Must be based in Ghana and authorised to work in the country
  • Suitable environment for remote work including frequent video conferencing
  • Available to travel approximately 30–40% of contracted time within Ghana

How to apply

Submit your application along with answers to the following questions using the apply button

Questions to answer:

  • What draws you to this role and the Beyond the Classroom initiative?
  • What is one of the most valuable lessons you have learned in your work, and how would you apply it here?
  • Which of GFC's organisational values resonates most with you, and why?
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Posted 18 August 2026 · View original listing

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