Posted on :
30 May, 2011
30 May, 2011
PAGE is a partnership that brings together the Ghana Education Service (GES), USAID and CARE in an effort to achieve the objectives of Ghana’s Education Strategic Plan 2010-2020.
In particular, PAGE activities support two of the four objectives laid out in the Medium Term Development Plan, namely, Improve the quality of teaching and learning and Improve the management of education service delivery. PAGE also supports USAID/Ghana’s Assistance Objective 8, which is Improved Quality of, and Access to, Basic Education.
The PAGE project is targeting 46 districts and is collaborating with District Assemblies (DA), District Education Offices (DEO), and a broad range of school- and community-level stakeholders – including Headteachers, members of School Management Committees (SMC), members of Parent Teacher Associations (PTA), parents, and the community at-large – to strengthen educational governance, supervision and accountability.
PAGE started in June 2010. It is building on a solid foundation that was laid by previous USAID-supported education projects in Ghana ( as Education Quality for All (EQUALL); Government Accountability Improves Trust (GAIT I and II); Quality Improvement in Primary Schools (QUIPS); and Grants and Reporting Accountability to Improve Literacy (GRAIL).
The PAGE Chief Of Party has overall responsibility for high quality program implementation, achievement of project deliverables, timely reporting, management of staff, donor and host country relationships. The COP provides technical oversight in his/her relevant areas of expertise, and lead and/or coordinate all planning efforts for same. S/he serves as CARE’s key liaison to USAID, government counterparts, local organizations, other stakeholders and program partners. S/he ensures a high level of communication and close working relationships with USAID and national-level institutions.
Specific responsibilities
Required Skills or Experience
How To Apply
Interested candidates should request application forms at [email protected]
Deadline for submission of completed application forms is June 13, 2011. Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.
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