Position Title: Team Leader ASEAN-UK Supporting the Advancement of Girls Education (SAGE) Programme Phase II
Location: ASEAN Region priority given to those based in Jakarta Cambodia Lao PDR Timor-Leste and the Philippines
Duration: April 2026 March 2029
About the Project
The ASEAN-UK Supporting the Advancement of Girls Education (SAGE) Programme is the UKs flagship education initiative with ASEAN funded by FCDO. Phase II () aims to improve foundational learning outcomes for the most marginalized children particularly girls and strengthen national systems to sustain progress through locally led evidence-based solutions. The programme will operate regionally across all 11 ASEAN Member States with a deeper focus on Cambodia Lao PDR Timor-Leste and potentially the Philippines. Key pillars include foundational learning inclusion for out-of-school girls and marginalized groups and gender-responsive digital skills for employment.
Position Overview
The Team Leader will provide overall strategic leadership technical direction and management oversight for the ASEAN-UK SAGE Phase II programme. This role will ensure delivery of high-quality evidence-based interventions designed for scale foster strong partnerships with ASEAN Secretariat and Member States and guarantee compliance with FCDOs Programme Operating Framework. The Team Leader will be accountable for achieving programme outcomes managing risk and driving adaptive learning across all components.
Key Responsibilities
Minimum Qualifications
Preferred Experience
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