DescriptionScope of Work External Collaborator for Training Module ConsultantKREASI Catch-up Clubs
Duration:01 April - 29 August 2026
Location: Jakarta
Background
Kolaborasi untuk Edukasi Anak Indonesia (KREASI) or Collaboration for the Education of Indonesian Children is a programme designed to accelerate the improvement of literacy numeracy and character education for Indonesian preschool and primary school students in 8 districts across 4 provinces in Indonesia. The program has been developed together with the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education (MoPSE) Ministry of Religious Affairs (MoRA) National Development Planning Agency through Save the Children with partners in the collaborative consortium Mitra Pendidikan Indonesia (MPI). KREASI is funded by the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) through the Multiplier Grant allocated for Indonesia.
KREASI is managed by Save the Children and implemented by seven local implementing partners in the following districts:
- Kalimantan Barat: KabupatenKetapang & KabupatenKayongUtara
- Maluku Utara: KabupatenHalmahera Utara & KabupatenPulauMorotai
- Sumatera Utara: KabupatenNiasUtara & KabupatenNiasSelatan
- Lampung: KabupatenTanggamus & KabupatenPesisirBarat
The Catch-Up Club (CuC) approach developed by Save the Children is designed to accelerate foundational literacy and numeracy skills for primary school children who are falling behind. Under the KREASI program CuCs will be contextualized as school-based interventions targeting students in Grades 34. The approach integrates Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) disability inclusion and structured play to ensure equitable engaging and developmentally appropriate learning experiences.
CuC programming combines literacy and numeracy activities with SEL and structured play tailored to learners needs and skill levels. Activities are designed to be enjoyable and inclusive engaging all children regardless of their current literacy or numeracy proficiency. Clubs typically deliver 90120 minute learning sessions conducted three to four days per week over two to three weeks followed by a one-week instructional break. This sequence constitutes one round. Three rounds of instruction comprise a full cycle which spans approximately three calendar months following program set-up. More detailed information about the roll-out of CuC is presented in Annex 2.
Objectives of the assignment
This consultancy will support the KREASI team to develop a Catch-up Club training package for primary school teachers/facilitators of CuC.
The syllabus for the CuC training is attached as Annex 1. Links to required reference materials (mostly in English) have been provided and final technical content will be subject to the review and approval of Save the Children.
Details of the deliverables for this assignment are as follows:
| The consultant will develop a Module to be used by District Trainers to lead a four-day training for Grade 1-3 teachers with a focus on numeracy. Components of the Module will include: - Training guidelines organized by session and including the learning objectives key concepts detailed lesson plan for each session.
- Worksheets/handouts needed to reinforce learning
- Pre/post-test to assess participant learning
|
| The External Collaborator will develop a Module to be used by Master Trainers to lead a five-day training-of-trainers for District Trainers of the Catch-up Club Module. Components will include: - Training guidance organized by session including the learning objectives key concepts detailed lesson plan for each session. TOT may reference materials in the CuC package.
|
Co-lead five-day TOT in Jakarta | The External Collaborator will co-lead a five-day TOT of Master Trainers for the TPD Training package in Jakarta from 22-26 July 2026. |
| A final report (2 pages) will summarize the deliverables and present consultant recommendations for the CuC training program. |
Please note the following:
- Deliverables will be developed and finalized in Indonesian language. Translation services can be requested from Save the Children or provided by the consultant.
- Deliverables 1 and 2 must be worked on collaboratively with Save the Children and drafts stored in Google Docs with access to STC and the EC.
- Deliverables 1 and 2 must follow the format of the KREASI Training Package presented as Annex 3. Save the Children will be responsible for final layout of the Module handouts and slide decks to ensure compliance with Donor branding requirements.
- This assignment must be completed in close coordination with the KREASI team (Save the Children).
The External Collaborator is expected to perform the following key tasks:
Finalize training content reflecting the syllabus (Annex 1)
- Meet with Save the Children to discuss learning objectives of the Modules and of each session as well as the source material (primary references as listed in the syllabus).
- Review Indonesian language materials such as powerpoint decks and handouts (to be provided by Save the Children) that have been used by Kreasi the Ministry of Education and Innovasi to identify which are suitable for use in the Module.
- Provide input on alignment of the modules with national policies curriculum priorities KREASI program objectives and the cultural context and school-based practices.
- Provide suggestions to embed climate change gender equality disability and social inclusion (GEDSI) considerations throughout the module to reflect the lived contexts and diverse learning needs of primary school students in Kreasi program areas. Ensure that climate change and GEDSI are integrated as cross-cutting perspectives rather than standalone topics.
- Reach agreement on training content seeking to incorporate existing Indonesian language materials as possible.
Catch-up Club Development
- Develop the Catch-up Club Module in Indonesian language applying adult learning principles and written in the required format (Annex 3).
- Each session will have learning objectives key concepts and a detailed session plan.
- Sessions must be designed to present content in an interactive manner using methods such as case study discussions practice and simulations.
- External Collaborator will develop any needed PowerPoint slides for all sessions.
- Handouts will include materials such as (1) CuC observation tools (2) formative and summative assessment tools (3) CuC-ready materials (lesson plans math games) etc. References in English and Bahasa will be provided by Save the Children.
TOT Module Development
- Develop the TOT for the Catch-up Club Module in Indonesian language applying adult learning principles and written in the required format (Annex 3).
- The aim of the TOT Module is to ensure District Trainers have the knowledge and skills needed to implement the Catch-up Club training for teachers in their district.
- Content to train trainers in interactive training and facilitation skills will be provided by the External Collaborator (1/2 day).
- Each session will have learning objectives key concepts and a detailed session plan and reference the Catch-up Club Module.
- Develop any additional PowerPoint slides and handouts/worksheet needed for the TOT.
Co-facilitate Training of Master Trainers
- With Save the Children Master Trainers co-facilitate five-day in-person TOT of Master Trainers in Jakarta.
- Develop and implement method to gather feedback from Master Trainers about the training and their readiness / needs to train District Trainers.
Deliverables and Timeline
Save the Children Technical lead will be available for consultation and collaboration throughout this assignment in order to ensure the completion of the TPD and TOT Modules in the following timeframe.
| | | |
Agreement on Training Content | With STC technical team review materials in syllabus and agree on final training content. | | |
| Develop the CuC module in close collaboration with STC technical team. | | |
| Develop the TOT module in close collaboration with STC technical team. | | |
3 - Co-facilitate TOT for Master Trainers | Alongside Save the Children Master Trainers use the TOT module to prepare and lead a five-day training of Master Trainers in Jakarta | | |
4 - Revisions and Final report | Final report (2 pages) summarizing the deliverables and consultant recommendations for the teacher training program. | | |
Duration and Duty Station
- Duration: 16 February 2026 29 Aug 2026
- Estimated Level of Effort: 44 days
- Travel is not anticipated for this assignment
Reporting Line and Coordination
Direct Supervisor: KREASI Education Advisor (Adhimas)
- In the early days of the assignment the External Collaborator must meet regularly with the Direct Supervisor to finalize the Training Content.
- Subsequently the External Collaborator is expected to meet with the Direct Supervisor weekly.
- Documents related to this consultancy must be stored in a Google drive that is accessible to both Save the Children and the External Collaborator.
- Submission of final deliverables will be in soft copy (Word PPT).
Required Qualifications and Experience
Save the Children is seeking an External Collaborator with an advanced degree and at least 810 years of experience in primary numeracy instruction. Candidates should have demonstrated expertise in adult learning and interactive training methods. They will have led the design and delivery of Training of Trainer programs and led the development of training packages grounded in evidence-based pedagogy.
Specific qualifications we are seeking include:
- Advanced degree (MA or PhD) in Education Mathematics Educational Psychology or a field related to curriculum and instruction.
- Technical Proficiency in (1) Evidence-based foundational skills instruction including phonics vocabulary development reading comprehension number sense arithmetic fluency (2) Differentiated instruction for early learners and struggling students in literacy and numeracy (3) Use of formative and diagnostic assessment tools in reading writing and mathematics to identify learner needs (4) Inclusive literacy and numeracy pedagogy including support for learners with learning differences (e.g. dyslexia dyscalculia) multilingual learners and students with disabilities grounded in Universal Design for Learning (UDL).
- Proven experience in design and delivery of Training of Trainers (ToT) programs ideally for primary school teachers and teacher trainers.
- Experience developing facilitator guides session plans observation tools and classroom-ready materials related to literacy and numeracy.
- Demonstrated abilities in adult learning facilitation coaching and mentoring model teaching practices and observationfeedback cycles
- Demonstrated commitment to gender-responsive pedagogy inclusive education and culturally relevant teaching practices
- Candidates who have lead TOT or teacher training in low-resource settings for teachers of students of mixed-language proficiency and with limited classroom materials/textbooks is preferred.
- Knowledge of Indonesias National curriculum and standards is required.
- Proficiency in English and fluency in Indonesian is required.
- Strong writing skills.
- Proficiency in MS Word Powerpoint and use of Google drive for document management.
Payment will be made based on the timely and satisfactory completion and acceptance of deliverables. An illustrative payment schedule is presented below to be agreed on with the selected consultant.
Confidentiality and Ownership
All materials reports and data collected or produced during this assignment will remain the property of Save the Children Indonesia. The EC may not reproduce distribute or share such materials without prior written consent.
Interested individuals should submit an application with the following materials:
- Proposal outlining (1) consultant experience and qualifications with reference to the required qualifications above as well as the materials provided in the syllabus (2) proposed timeframe referencing the due dates in the SOW to complete this assignment (3) budget/cost. Please see Annex 4 for a template.
- CV with at least 2 references listed
- Example of a training package consultant was an author/co-author of
- If additional team members are needed for specific expertise and/or project roles to meet on-time delivery of the Deliverables the qualifications role and CVs of these individuals should be included in the application.
Applications can be in Indonesian or English language.
- Short-listed candidates will be invited to a one-hour interview the week of 9 February and should be prepared to discuss the assignment having reviewed the materials linked in Annex 3.
To access a soft copy of the Scope of Work and Annexes please refer to the following link: Experience:
Contract
DescriptionScope of Work External Collaborator for Training Module ConsultantKREASI Catch-up ClubsDuration:01 April - 29 August 2026Location: JakartaBackgroundKolaborasi untuk Edukasi Anak Indonesia (KREASI) or Collaboration for the Education of Indonesian Children is a programme designed to acceler...
DescriptionScope of Work External Collaborator for Training Module ConsultantKREASI Catch-up Clubs
Duration:01 April - 29 August 2026
Location: Jakarta
Background
Kolaborasi untuk Edukasi Anak Indonesia (KREASI) or Collaboration for the Education of Indonesian Children is a programme designed to accelerate the improvement of literacy numeracy and character education for Indonesian preschool and primary school students in 8 districts across 4 provinces in Indonesia. The program has been developed together with the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education (MoPSE) Ministry of Religious Affairs (MoRA) National Development Planning Agency through Save the Children with partners in the collaborative consortium Mitra Pendidikan Indonesia (MPI). KREASI is funded by the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) through the Multiplier Grant allocated for Indonesia.
KREASI is managed by Save the Children and implemented by seven local implementing partners in the following districts:
- Kalimantan Barat: KabupatenKetapang & KabupatenKayongUtara
- Maluku Utara: KabupatenHalmahera Utara & KabupatenPulauMorotai
- Sumatera Utara: KabupatenNiasUtara & KabupatenNiasSelatan
- Lampung: KabupatenTanggamus & KabupatenPesisirBarat
The Catch-Up Club (CuC) approach developed by Save the Children is designed to accelerate foundational literacy and numeracy skills for primary school children who are falling behind. Under the KREASI program CuCs will be contextualized as school-based interventions targeting students in Grades 34. The approach integrates Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) disability inclusion and structured play to ensure equitable engaging and developmentally appropriate learning experiences.
CuC programming combines literacy and numeracy activities with SEL and structured play tailored to learners needs and skill levels. Activities are designed to be enjoyable and inclusive engaging all children regardless of their current literacy or numeracy proficiency. Clubs typically deliver 90120 minute learning sessions conducted three to four days per week over two to three weeks followed by a one-week instructional break. This sequence constitutes one round. Three rounds of instruction comprise a full cycle which spans approximately three calendar months following program set-up. More detailed information about the roll-out of CuC is presented in Annex 2.
Objectives of the assignment
This consultancy will support the KREASI team to develop a Catch-up Club training package for primary school teachers/facilitators of CuC.
The syllabus for the CuC training is attached as Annex 1. Links to required reference materials (mostly in English) have been provided and final technical content will be subject to the review and approval of Save the Children.
Details of the deliverables for this assignment are as follows:
| The consultant will develop a Module to be used by District Trainers to lead a four-day training for Grade 1-3 teachers with a focus on numeracy. Components of the Module will include: - Training guidelines organized by session and including the learning objectives key concepts detailed lesson plan for each session.
- Worksheets/handouts needed to reinforce learning
- Pre/post-test to assess participant learning
|
| The External Collaborator will develop a Module to be used by Master Trainers to lead a five-day training-of-trainers for District Trainers of the Catch-up Club Module. Components will include: - Training guidance organized by session including the learning objectives key concepts detailed lesson plan for each session. TOT may reference materials in the CuC package.
|
Co-lead five-day TOT in Jakarta | The External Collaborator will co-lead a five-day TOT of Master Trainers for the TPD Training package in Jakarta from 22-26 July 2026. |
| A final report (2 pages) will summarize the deliverables and present consultant recommendations for the CuC training program. |
Please note the following:
- Deliverables will be developed and finalized in Indonesian language. Translation services can be requested from Save the Children or provided by the consultant.
- Deliverables 1 and 2 must be worked on collaboratively with Save the Children and drafts stored in Google Docs with access to STC and the EC.
- Deliverables 1 and 2 must follow the format of the KREASI Training Package presented as Annex 3. Save the Children will be responsible for final layout of the Module handouts and slide decks to ensure compliance with Donor branding requirements.
- This assignment must be completed in close coordination with the KREASI team (Save the Children).
The External Collaborator is expected to perform the following key tasks:
Finalize training content reflecting the syllabus (Annex 1)
- Meet with Save the Children to discuss learning objectives of the Modules and of each session as well as the source material (primary references as listed in the syllabus).
- Review Indonesian language materials such as powerpoint decks and handouts (to be provided by Save the Children) that have been used by Kreasi the Ministry of Education and Innovasi to identify which are suitable for use in the Module.
- Provide input on alignment of the modules with national policies curriculum priorities KREASI program objectives and the cultural context and school-based practices.
- Provide suggestions to embed climate change gender equality disability and social inclusion (GEDSI) considerations throughout the module to reflect the lived contexts and diverse learning needs of primary school students in Kreasi program areas. Ensure that climate change and GEDSI are integrated as cross-cutting perspectives rather than standalone topics.
- Reach agreement on training content seeking to incorporate existing Indonesian language materials as possible.
Catch-up Club Development
- Develop the Catch-up Club Module in Indonesian language applying adult learning principles and written in the required format (Annex 3).
- Each session will have learning objectives key concepts and a detailed session plan.
- Sessions must be designed to present content in an interactive manner using methods such as case study discussions practice and simulations.
- External Collaborator will develop any needed PowerPoint slides for all sessions.
- Handouts will include materials such as (1) CuC observation tools (2) formative and summative assessment tools (3) CuC-ready materials (lesson plans math games) etc. References in English and Bahasa will be provided by Save the Children.
TOT Module Development
- Develop the TOT for the Catch-up Club Module in Indonesian language applying adult learning principles and written in the required format (Annex 3).
- The aim of the TOT Module is to ensure District Trainers have the knowledge and skills needed to implement the Catch-up Club training for teachers in their district.
- Content to train trainers in interactive training and facilitation skills will be provided by the External Collaborator (1/2 day).
- Each session will have learning objectives key concepts and a detailed session plan and reference the Catch-up Club Module.
- Develop any additional PowerPoint slides and handouts/worksheet needed for the TOT.
Co-facilitate Training of Master Trainers
- With Save the Children Master Trainers co-facilitate five-day in-person TOT of Master Trainers in Jakarta.
- Develop and implement method to gather feedback from Master Trainers about the training and their readiness / needs to train District Trainers.
Deliverables and Timeline
Save the Children Technical lead will be available for consultation and collaboration throughout this assignment in order to ensure the completion of the TPD and TOT Modules in the following timeframe.
| | | |
Agreement on Training Content | With STC technical team review materials in syllabus and agree on final training content. | | |
| Develop the CuC module in close collaboration with STC technical team. | | |
| Develop the TOT module in close collaboration with STC technical team. | | |
3 - Co-facilitate TOT for Master Trainers | Alongside Save the Children Master Trainers use the TOT module to prepare and lead a five-day training of Master Trainers in Jakarta | | |
4 - Revisions and Final report | Final report (2 pages) summarizing the deliverables and consultant recommendations for the teacher training program. | | |
Duration and Duty Station
- Duration: 16 February 2026 29 Aug 2026
- Estimated Level of Effort: 44 days
- Travel is not anticipated for this assignment
Reporting Line and Coordination
Direct Supervisor: KREASI Education Advisor (Adhimas)
- In the early days of the assignment the External Collaborator must meet regularly with the Direct Supervisor to finalize the Training Content.
- Subsequently the External Collaborator is expected to meet with the Direct Supervisor weekly.
- Documents related to this consultancy must be stored in a Google drive that is accessible to both Save the Children and the External Collaborator.
- Submission of final deliverables will be in soft copy (Word PPT).
Required Qualifications and Experience
Save the Children is seeking an External Collaborator with an advanced degree and at least 810 years of experience in primary numeracy instruction. Candidates should have demonstrated expertise in adult learning and interactive training methods. They will have led the design and delivery of Training of Trainer programs and led the development of training packages grounded in evidence-based pedagogy.
Specific qualifications we are seeking include:
- Advanced degree (MA or PhD) in Education Mathematics Educational Psychology or a field related to curriculum and instruction.
- Technical Proficiency in (1) Evidence-based foundational skills instruction including phonics vocabulary development reading comprehension number sense arithmetic fluency (2) Differentiated instruction for early learners and struggling students in literacy and numeracy (3) Use of formative and diagnostic assessment tools in reading writing and mathematics to identify learner needs (4) Inclusive literacy and numeracy pedagogy including support for learners with learning differences (e.g. dyslexia dyscalculia) multilingual learners and students with disabilities grounded in Universal Design for Learning (UDL).
- Proven experience in design and delivery of Training of Trainers (ToT) programs ideally for primary school teachers and teacher trainers.
- Experience developing facilitator guides session plans observation tools and classroom-ready materials related to literacy and numeracy.
- Demonstrated abilities in adult learning facilitation coaching and mentoring model teaching practices and observationfeedback cycles
- Demonstrated commitment to gender-responsive pedagogy inclusive education and culturally relevant teaching practices
- Candidates who have lead TOT or teacher training in low-resource settings for teachers of students of mixed-language proficiency and with limited classroom materials/textbooks is preferred.
- Knowledge of Indonesias National curriculum and standards is required.
- Proficiency in English and fluency in Indonesian is required.
- Strong writing skills.
- Proficiency in MS Word Powerpoint and use of Google drive for document management.
Payment will be made based on the timely and satisfactory completion and acceptance of deliverables. An illustrative payment schedule is presented below to be agreed on with the selected consultant.
Confidentiality and Ownership
All materials reports and data collected or produced during this assignment will remain the property of Save the Children Indonesia. The EC may not reproduce distribute or share such materials without prior written consent.
Interested individuals should submit an application with the following materials:
- Proposal outlining (1) consultant experience and qualifications with reference to the required qualifications above as well as the materials provided in the syllabus (2) proposed timeframe referencing the due dates in the SOW to complete this assignment (3) budget/cost. Please see Annex 4 for a template.
- CV with at least 2 references listed
- Example of a training package consultant was an author/co-author of
- If additional team members are needed for specific expertise and/or project roles to meet on-time delivery of the Deliverables the qualifications role and CVs of these individuals should be included in the application.
Applications can be in Indonesian or English language.
- Short-listed candidates will be invited to a one-hour interview the week of 9 February and should be prepared to discuss the assignment having reviewed the materials linked in Annex 3.
To access a soft copy of the Scope of Work and Annexes please refer to the following link: Experience:
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