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Education Specialist (Early Learning), NOC, FT, #138554, Belize City, Belize, Multi-Country Office for the Caribbeannew

United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) · UN agency

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Closes in 12 days — 11 Nov 2026

Join UNICEF's Caribbean Multi-Country Office (MCO) as an Education Specialist (Early Learning) and help shape the foundations of learning for young children across 12 English- and Dutch-speaking Caribbean countries. This is an exciting opportunity for an education professional with strong expertise in early childhood education to influence policy, strengthen systems, build strategic partnerships, and drive impactful solutions that help children enter school ready to learn and thrive. Through collaboration across the region, the position contributes directly to UNICEF's vision of ensuring every child has access to quality, inclusive, and resilient learning opportunities from the earliest years of life.

Location: Belize

Deadline: 10 Nov 2026 10:55 PM

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