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TERMS OF REFERENCE (TOR) Technical Assistance Refugee-Led Organizations DREEM 20

World University Service of Canada (wusc - Eumc) · Australia, Canada, Germany, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, United Kingdom, United States

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Fit summary

Strong fit if you have hands-on technical assistance or capacity-building experience with refugee-led or civil-society partners and can work to a clear TOR. Weak source data on salary, team culture, and on-site vs hybrid expectations—confirm those with the hiring contact.

Day in the role

Work centers on the TOR scope: technical assistance for refugee-led organizations in the DREEM 20 frame. Expect scoping needs with partner RLOs, drafting or refining guidance and capacity-support plans, coordinating with WUSC program contacts, and documenting deliverables against TOR milestones rather than a fixed office routine.

Skills to emphasize

No certified training path is specified in source data. Practical focus: refugee-led org capacity support, stakeholder facilitation, TOR/project documentation, and cross-country coordination.

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Is this a standard full-time job posting?

The title is framed as Terms of Reference (TOR) for technical assistance, so engagement type, duration, and deliverables should be confirmed in the full TOR.

Where is the work based?

The listing names Australia, Canada, Germany, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, the United Kingdom, and the United States; remote is not marked as the mode in the provided job flags.

Are required certifications listed?

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Website: worlduniversityserviceofcanadawusceumc.com

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Role overview (listing rewrite)

World University Service of Canada (WUSC - EUMC) is seeking qualified Refugee-Led Organizations (RLOs) to serve as Specialized Technical Assistance Providers under the DREEM 2030 Technical Assistance Mechanism (TAM), supporting refugee and displaced youth inclusion across Africa. About the Role DREEM 2030 is the second phase of a WUSC initiative delivered with the Mastercard Foundation, helping refugee, displaced, and host-community youth—particularly young women and youth with disabilities—reach dignified higher education and economic opportunities. Through the TAM, context-fluent RLOs are deployed as technical experts to help Mastercard Foundation country teams and Young Africa Works partners remove barriers and include refugees and displaced youth in their programs. This full-time engagement spans operations in Rwanda, Ethiopia, Uganda, WAEMU, Nigeria, Ghana, and Kenya. Key Responsibilities Advise partners such as banks, microfinance institutions, TVET centres, and NGOs on country-specific legal frameworks affecting refugees, including documentation recognition and barriers to finance, business registration, or enrolment. Review and adapt institutional policies, entrepreneurship and skilling curricula, admissions criteria, and business support models to fit camp-based and urban realities. Design and run community-led peer outreach and mentorship to connect RDP youth with economic opportunities. Provide strategic toolkits and ongoing advisory support to build economic transition pathways within local employment regulations. Act as a thought partner in designing economic inclusion interventions for displaced youth. Qualifications A legally registered or community-verified entity led by refugees, displaced youth, or returnees. Demonstrated capability in local market systems, vocational training, or financial inclusion in the countries of operation. Specialized capacity to reach young women, youth with disabilities, or marginalized linguistic groups is prioritized. Ability to produce professional technical toolkits and facilitate corporate workshops in English, French, or key regional languages such as Kiswahili. Readiness to meet WUSC and Mastercard Foundation compliance, safeguarding, and "Do No Harm" standards prior to deployment. About World University Service of Canada (WUSC - EUMC) WUSC - EUMC advances education, economic opportunity, and empowerment for young people worldwide. Selected RLOs join the TAM unit under the Head of TAM, receiving core capacity training and institutional strengthening through a Grants Plus/Accompaniment model, shadowing WUSC specialists before transitioning to independent delivery from…

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