Lead Trainer on Life Skills, Psychosocial Support, Disability and Inclusion Mainstreaming

Call Africa Kenya is seeking a Lead Trainer to design and deliver training on life skills, psychosocial support, disability inclusion and mainstreaming for vocational training stakeholders in Kenya.

What it offers

• Indicative budget: KES 750,000–800,000 gross (KES 800,000 for registered companies, subject to 16% VAT; individuals subject to 5% withholding tax)
• Duration: 132 working days (44 field-based, 88 home-based)
• Field-based time: 2-day residential training in Nairobi; 36 days of county-level training across Nairobi, Murang’a and Makueni; 6 follow-up days

Who can apply

• University degree in Psychology, Counselling, Social Work, Special Needs Education, Inclusive Pedagogy, Development Studies or a closely related discipline
• At least two years of relevant experience designing and delivering programmes in disability inclusion, life skills, psychosocial support or institutional mainstreaming
• Experience within or alongside Kenya’s TVET sector, including familiarity with TVETA frameworks and county governance structures
• Experience training public officials, school managers and teaching personnel
• Strong facilitation and workshop-moderation abilities
• Knowledge of assistive technologies and accessible educational software
• Fluency in English and Swahili, both written and spoken

What you'll do

• Design, deliver and evaluate a comprehensive training programme covering life skills, psychosocial support, counselling, disability inclusion and mainstreaming
• Develop training curriculum, participant manuals, facilitator materials, toolkits and pre-/post-training assessments
• Conduct a two-day residential training in Nairobi for approximately 25 stakeholders
• Deliver nine four-day county-level training courses across Nairobi, Murang’a and Makueni
• Analyse training results and prepare a consolidated final report

How to apply

• Apply by 24 August 2026
• Submit required application materials as specified by Call Africa Kenya

Good to know

• The consultancy is part of the Edu-WISE project, a 36-month initiative funded by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and AICS
• The project operates in Nairobi, Murang’a and Makueni counties