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Technical Project Manager–Inclusive Education

Area: Programme

Location: Cox's Bazar with frequent travel to Rohingya camps and project locations

Closing date: 15 August 2026

Technical Project Manager–Inclusive Education

Vacancy:

01

Job Category:

Programme

Job Level:

Mid

Job Type:

Full time

Job Location:

Cox's Bazar with frequent travel to Rohingya camps and project locations

Area / Headquarters:

Site Office

Workplace:

Work at office

Role Type:

Staff

Job Context:

HI is looking for a Technical Project Manager-Inclusive Education for its Anticipated Project" with Handicap International—Humanity & Inclusion.

No. of Vacancies and Location: 1-Cox's Bazar with frequent travel to Rohingya camps and project locations

Type of Contract: Fixed-Term

Duration: Tentatively 01 October 2026 to 30 September 2027.

Line Manager: Operations Manager

The Technical Project Manager will lead the planning, implementation, technical oversight, and coordination of the UNICEF-supported inclusive education project in Cox's Bazar. S/he will ensure quality delivery that improves access, participation, and learning for children and adolescents with disabilities through partner capacity building, teacher support, home-based education, reasonable accommodation, referral pathways, and community engagement.

The role includes responsibility for project budget, administration, human resources, compliance, and results management in line with HI standards and UNICEF requirements, including safeguarding, PSEA, CFRM, and ESS.

Under the direct line management of the Operation Manager and technical support of the Regional Inclusive Education Specialist, the position will promote sustainable inclusive education practices within UNICEF's programme and the education sector and support the HI Bangladesh programme as required.

Special Attention: "We kindly request that you refrain from applying if the salary range, job location, contract duration, or any other terms and conditions outlined in the advertisement do not align with your expectations."

Responsibilities:

Mission 1: Technical Leadership & Quality Assurance

  • Provide technical leadership for inclusive education activities, ensuring alignment with UNICEF priorities, Education Sector guidance, HI technical frameworks, and relevant education-in-emergencies standards.
  • Ensure consistent application of a twin-track approach to disability inclusion across education activities, including the Myanmar Curriculum, Early Childhood Education, and skills development, as applicable.
  • Develop or adapt practical tools, guidelines, training content, and quality standards on inclusive pedagogy, Universal Design for Learning, individualized support, home-based education, accessible learning materials, reasonable accommodation, and referral pathways.
  • Oversee the technical quality of child identification, learning and functional assessments, referrals, assistive products, and tailored education support in coordination with rehabilitation and other technical specialists.
  • Plan and assure the quality of teacher professional development, classroom observation, coaching, mentoring, and capacity strengthening for UNICEF education partners, Disability Inclusion Officers, master trainers, teachers, and community volunteers.

Mission 2: Coordination, Partnership Management & Influence

  • Build and maintain effective working relationships with UNICEF, its education partners, the Education Sector, relevant government and camp authorities, NGOs, organizations of persons with disabilities, and community structures.
  • Coordinate technical and operational support to UNICEF education partners, with clear roles, workplans, follow-up mechanisms, performance expectations, and measures that strengthen ownership and sustainability.
  • Represent HI in relevant education and technical forums, working groups, joint monitoring visits, and sector dialogues, and contribute evidence and practical recommendations to strengthen inclusive education.
  • Promote meaningful community engagement and accountability with children, parents, and caregivers; religious and community leaders; and other stakeholders to address stigma, strengthen participation, and improve access to safe feedback channels.

Mission 3: Project Management, Compliance & Risk Management

  • Lead project planning, implementation, monitoring, budget follow-up, procurement planning, staffing, risk management, and delivery against the approved results framework and workplan.
  • Ensure timely, accurate, and analytical narrative and financial reporting, responses to UNICEF data requests, and escalation and reporting of incidents, challenges, and corrective actions.
  • Ensure compliance with HI policies and UNICEF requirements, including HACT, child safeguarding, PSEA, Community Feedback and Response Mechanisms, Environmental and Social Safeguards, data protection, and age-gender-disability approaches.
  • Lead adaptive management in response to changes in access, security, policy, seasonal conditions, partner capacity, and implementation progress while protecting programme quality and sustainability.

Mission 4: Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability & Learning (MEAL)

  • Work with the MEAL team to establish practical monitoring tools and disaggregated indicators for enrollment, attendance, participation, teacher practice, accessibility, home-based education, referrals, individualized plans, and partner capacity.
  • Coordinate assessments, classroom observations, post-training follow-up, joint monitoring, partner performance reviews, and outcome-level data collection, ensuring data quality and timely use of findings.
  • Ensure accessible and child-safe accountability mechanisms, including CFRM and community feedback processes, and ensure feedback is analyzed, acted upon, documented, and communicated back to communities.
  • Document and disseminate learning, good practices, action research, case studies, and technical briefs, and use evidence with UNICEF, partners, and the Education Sector to improve implementation and inform future programming.

Mission 5: Team & HR Management

  • Lead and mentor a multidisciplinary project team, including education, inclusion, rehabilitation, community engagement, and support functions, with clear roles, coordination arrangements, and accountability for results.
  • Facilitate regular team planning, technical review, problem-solving, and learning sessions, and ensure effective collaboration across project, technical, MEAL, finance, logistics, HR, and operations teams.
  • Ensure performance management, professional development, staff wellbeing, appropriate delegation, and adherence to safeguarding, PSEAH, and professional conduct requirements.

Mission 6: Strategic Development, Sustainability & Resource Mobilization

  • Lead sustainability planning and support the institutionalization of inclusive education tools, capacities, referral pathways, and quality practices within UNICEF programs, education partners, the Education Sector, and community structures.
  • Contribute to strategic reviews, programme positioning, learning products, and the development of concept notes and proposals for inclusive education and related funding opportunities.

Educational Requirements:

  • Master's degree in Education, Inclusive Education, Special Education, Education Management, or a closely related field. Additional professional training in disability inclusion, education in emergencies, teacher development, or project management will be an advantage. Kindly refrain from applying if you do not meet the academic qualifications specified in the job advertisement.

Additional Requirements:

  • Age Minimum 18 years

  • Both males and females are allowed to apply

  • At least 5 years of progressively responsible experience in project management, including substantial responsibility for education or inclusive education programming in humanitarian or development settings.
  • Proven experience managing project workplans, budgets, teams, donor reporting, compliance, risks, and operational delivery.
  • Demonstrated experience providing or managing technical support, teacher professional development, coaching, and quality assurance in the education sector.
  • Relevant experience in Cox's Bazar and the Rohingya refugee response, including coordination with education actors, UN agencies, NGOs, government authorities, or camp structures.
  • Experience managing partnerships and multidisciplinary teams, preferably involving education, rehabilitation, disability inclusion, and community engagement.
  • Experience in programme monitoring, assessments, data analysis, evidence generation, and adaptive management.
  • Strong understanding of inclusive education and education in emergencies, including child-centered pedagogy, Universal Design for Learning, individualized education support, home-based education, reasonable accommodation, accessible learning materials, and referral systems.
  • Familiarity with the Myanmar Curriculum, Early Childhood Education, skills development, and teacher professional development approaches used in the Rohingya response.
  • Knowledge of UNICEF programme and partnership requirements, including HACT, PSEA, child safeguarding, CFRM, and Environmental and Social Safeguards.
  • Excellent analytical, report-writing, proposal-writing, facilitation, negotiation, and representation skills.
  • Ability to coordinate multiple partners and technical disciplines, address implementation bottlenecks, and translate technical standards into practical actions.
  • Proficiency in MS Office, data visualization, and digital data-collection tools such as Kobo or SurveyCTO; fluency in written and spoken Bangla and English.
  • Strong project management, prioritization, organization, and follow-up skills across multiple workstreams and deadlines.
  • Strong capacity-building skills, including training, coaching, mentoring, and facilitation.
  • Experience conducting assessments, observations, data collection, and technical quality reviews.
  • Ability to monitor budgets, procurement, deliverables, risks, and compliance with support teams.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication in English and Bangla, including clear, concise, solution-oriented reporting.
  • Ability to maintain professional relationships with children and families, communities, partners, authorities, donors, and other stakeholders.
  • Ability to work under pressure and manage changing priorities in a complex humanitarian environment.
  • Ability to work independently, take initiative, and collaborate within multidisciplinary and matrix-management arrangements.
  • Proactiveness, sound judgement, problem-solving skills, and timely decision-making.
  • Commitment to child rights, disability inclusion, gender equality, safeguarding, PSEAH, accountability, and non-discrimination.
  • Commitment to humanitarian principles, HI's values, and Do No Harm.
  • Developing team autonomy, competence, performance, and accountability through effective management and coaching.
  • Positioning oneself and coordinating stakeholders to move decisions and actions forward.
  • Simplifying, prioritizing, delegating, and making timely evidence-based decisions.
  • Willingness to travel regularly within Cox's Bazar and to other locations as required.
  • Commitment to HI's mandate, safeguarding, PSEAH, accountability, and humanitarian principles.
  • Experience with UNICEF or another UN-funded education program, including HACT requirements, will be an advantage.

Required Expertise:

Required Skills:

Salary:

TK. 145652 to 183031

Additional Salary Info:

Special Attention: "You are cordially requested not to apply if the salary range, job location, contract duration, and other terms and conditions mentioned in the advertisement do not match your expectations."

  • Salary will be determined based on experience, qualifications, and budget availability.

Compensation & Other Benefits:

  • Festival Bonus: 02

  • Gratuity/End of Service Benefits

  • Leave: Sick leave, Annual leave, Casual leave, Event Leave and Compensatory Leave

  • Maternity Coverage for Staff & Dependents

  • Medical Coverage for Staff & Dependents including General/Outpatient, Hospitalization, Dental, and Optical

  • Mobile Allowances

  • Per diem

  • Provident Fund

  • Staff Group Life Insurance

  • Weekly Holiday: 02

  • Medical Coverage: Staff and dependents will get general/outpatient, hospitalization, dental, and optical medical insurance facilities as per the HI policy.
  • Maternity Coverage: Staff & dependents will get maternity medical coverage facilities per the HI policy.
  • Group Life Insurance Coverage: Staff will get the death benefit, accidental benefit, permanent partial disability, permanent total disability benefit, and critical illness benefit as per the HI policy.
  • Leave: Staff will get sick leave, annual leave, casual leave, medical leave, and event leave as per HI policy.
  • Allowance for Children's Education: Staff will get an allowance for Children's Education as per the HI policy.
  • National travel cost of child caretaker: Female staff will get a reimbursement for the cost of national travel of the child caretaker as per the HI policy.
  • Additional Responsibility (Interim) Allowance: Staff will get an allowance for additional responsibility (interim) as per the HI policy.
  • Relocation Allowance: Staff will get an allowance for relocation allowance as per the HI policy.
  • Work From Home: Staff will get work-from-home facilities as per the HI policy.

Published on:

29 July 2026

Deadline on:

15 August 2026

Special Instruction:

Special Attention: "We kindly request that you refrain from applying if the salary range, job location, contract duration, or any other terms and conditions outlined in the advertisement do not align with your expectations."

 

In accordance with HI's recruitment policy, only eligible and genuinely interested candidates are invited to apply. Applicants who are currently under contract with HI must submit a No Objection Certificate (NOC). However, staff whose contracts have already ended, or whose contracts will expire by August 2026, are not required to submit a signed NOC from their Line Manager or Supervisor. All applications must include a cover letter and a personal resume, submitted in soft copy only.

 

The deadline for submission is Saturday, 15 August 2026. The position is contingent upon contract award. Only Bangladeshi nationals are eligible to apply. Please note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. The HI-BGD programme reserves the right to cancel, postpone, or modify the entire recruitment process and to reject any application without providing any reasons whatsoever.

 

Handicap International-Humanity & Inclusion is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified, potential, matched female candidates and people with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply, and they will be preferred in cases of similar qualifications to other candidates.

 

HI promotes and upholds the principles of equal opportunities and policies (PSEAH, Child Protection, etc.). HI has a zero-tolerance approach to any harm to or exploitation of a vulnerable adult or child by any of our staff, representatives, or partners. Recruitment for all jobs in HI includes, in particular, criminal record checks and the collection of relevant references. Safeguarding our beneficiaries is our top priority in everything we do.

 

HI is committed to a safe workplace for everyone to grow professionally regardless of age, gender, sexual orientation, religion, nationality, or race. HI extends this commitment to equality and Do No Harm to all staff, volunteers, partners, and beneficiaries. The humanitarian principles focus on equity and inclusion, with a solid commitment to these values. A competitive candidate will uphold and implement these values in their personal and professional lives. Any persuasion by the person by phone, email, or other means in this regard will automatically disqualify the candidate.

 

The selected employee should clearly understand that all final offers of employment are contingent upon a successful reference check. The pre-employment screening will be performed for all selected applicants.

Job Summary

  • Published on: 29 July 2026
  • Vacancy: 1
  • Employment Status: Full time
  • Experience: 5 year(s)
  • Gender: Both
  • Age: Minimum 18 years
  • Job Location: Cox's Bazar with frequent travel to Rohingya camps and project locations
  • Salary: 145652 to 183031
  • Application Deadline: 15 August 2026