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Ref.
2026/MOVVP/16608

Job offer type
Field staff jobs

Type of contract
Fixed-term contract (CDD)

Activity sectors
Vocational training, Integration, Employment ; Monitoring and evaluation ; Communication

Deadline date
2026/11/18 23:59

Contract
Employee

Duration
3 years

Mission description

Under the Technical Advisor's supervision, the MEAL Officer will be responsible for developing, implementing and maintaining the programme's monitoring, evaluation, accountability and learning systems. Beyond systematic data collection, rigorous analysis and evidence-based reporting, the position holder will play a key role in making evidence useful: analysing and visualising data, facilitating learning with the team and partners, and packaging results and lessons into clear, attractive communication products for different audiences (programme management, partner colleges, government counterparts, the EU Delegation and the wider public).

The following list of tasks and responsibilities is not exhaustive, and may evolve according to needs.

MEAL Framework and Data Management

·       Maintain and update the programme's MEAL framework aligned with EU requirements and with the needs of GIZ and EF

·       Update the programme's logical framework, including indicators, baselines and targets

·       Develop data collection tools and prepare MEAL work plans and calendars

·       Maintain the programme database and ensure data quality assurance protocols

 

Monitoring and Evaluation

·       Lead key data collection activities including baseline, midline and endline studies

·       Train programme staff on data collection tools and methods

·       Conduct monitoring visits to partner colleges to validate data quality

·       Monitor programme progress against indicators, prepare regular MEAL reports (quarterly, annual) with analysis of trends, and contribute to donor reports

·       Support planning and implementation of programme evaluations (mid-term, final, external)

·       Coordinate with external evaluators and provide necessary data and documentation

 

Accountability, Learning and Knowledge Management

·       Prepare regular MEAL reports (quarterly, annual) for programme management and contribute to donor reports

·       Organise and facilitate regular reflection and learning sessions (e.g., after-action reviews, quarterly review meetings, lessons-learned workshops) with programme staff, partner colleges and stakeholders

·       Document good practices, lessons learned, case studies and success stories from partner colleges, through interviews, field visits, photos and short testimonials

·       Set up and maintain a knowledge repository (reports, data, photos, communication products) accessible to the programme team

·       Contribute to adaptive management by translating evidence and lessons into practical recommendations and following up on their uptake

 

Data Visualisation and Communication of Results

·       Design and maintain dashboards (e.g., Excel, Power BI) to track key indicators and make progress visible to programme management and partners

·       Create charts, infographics and data stories for MEAL reports, donor reports and presentations

·       Synthesise programme information and results into communication products such as factsheets, flyers, brochures, results briefs and newsletter contributions

 

Coordination and Capacity Building

·       Coordinate MEAL and learning activities with GIZ counterparts to ensure a harmonised approach

·       Provide MEAL guidance to programme staff and college partners

·       Liaise with external evaluators and government partners on data sharing and reporting

Project or context description

Vietnam has made impressive socioeconomic progress with gross domestic product (GDP) growing at an average rate of 8%.

European Union’s (EU) bilateral cooperation with Vietnam over the period 2021-2027 builds on the achievements during the period 2014-2020 and focuses on three priority areas:

•Climate-responsive digital circular economy;

•Responsible entrepreneurship and enhanced skills for decent employment;

•Strengthening governance, rule of law and institutional reform.

The 2021-2027 Multiannual Indicative Programme (MIP) for Vietnam addresses critical national challenges while promoting EU’s key external engagement priorities, including green and digital transition, decent and inclusive jobs, good governance, rule of law, human rights and institutional reforms.

The EU-Vietnam TVET (VETVET) programme, jointly implemented by the German Technical Cooperation (GIZ) and Expertise France (EF), is a five-year action aimed at improving the knowledge and job skills of Vietnam’s workforce in alignment with climate change mitigation and green and digital transitions. The programme has a total budget of 50.9M€ (BMZ: 10.4M€, EU: 40M€, French MoFA: 0.5M€).

VETVET aims at contributing to improve knowledge and job skills of the labour force for decent employment and entrepreneurship in the framework of climate change mitigation, and green and digital transitions in Vietnam. The programme will support up to 30 Vocational Colleges and Technical Schools (5 of which will be directly supported by EF) on the way to being recognized as High Quality TVET centers. The colleges will be selected through a criteria-based assessment and will receive support to enhance their training capacity through modernization of pedagogical equipment, new curricula, programs for teachers and management… GIZ and Expertise France will develop jointly all planned activities, under the supervision of the Ministry of Education and Training (MoET) of Vietnam.

The programme has 3 specific objectives:

1.              Enhancing governance and coordination among the institutions and stakeholders involved in the TVET sector and the implementation of TVET policies and strategies.

2.              Increasing quality and coverage of skills development programmes for young women and men and other vulnerable groups in their diversity in accordance with national and international labour market demands for climate action and green and digital transitions.

3.              Improving recognition of TVET among Vietnamese young men and women and other vulnerable groups in their diversity as a viable educational option in the framework of the green and digital transition.

Required profile

Professional competencies and experiences:

·       Master's degree in data analysis, monitoring and evaluation, social sciences, development studies, communication or a related field

·       Minimum 4 years of experience in MEAL for development programmes, preferably in the education or skills development sector, including responsibilities for learning and/or knowledge management

·       Demonstrated experience in implementing MEAL frameworks and logical frameworks

·       Strong quantitative and qualitative data analysis skills

·       Demonstrated data visualisation skills: advanced Excel required (pivot tables, charts, dashboards); Power BI or Tableau is a strong advantage

·       Proven experience producing data-driven communication and knowledge products (e.g., infographics, factsheets, flyers, brochures, case studies, learning briefs)

·       Strong skills in creating clear, visually engaging presentations (PowerPoint) and working knowledge of design tools such as Canva, Adobe Illustrator/InDesign or similar

·       Experience designing and facilitating learning or reflection sessions and workshops

·       Experience conducting surveys and data collection activities

·       Knowledge of EU reporting and EU communication and visibility requirements is highly desirable

·       Experience working with education institutions or the TVET sector is an advantage

·       Understanding of results-based management and adaptive management

 

Behavioural competencies:

·       Strong analytical and critical thinking skills with excellent attention to detail

·       Excellent written and verbal communication skills, able to turn complex data into clear, simple messages and stories for non-technical audiences

·       Creativity and a good visual sense / eye for design

·       Good facilitation skills and curiosity; able to create a safe space for honest reflection, including on what did not work

·       Systematic and organised approach to work, with the ability to prioritise and balance analytical and production tasks

·       Ability to work independently and meet deadlines

·       Proactive problem-solving orientation and flexibility to adapt to changing requirements

·       Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work effectively in multicultural teams

·       Ethical approach to data management, confidentiality and informed consent

·       Results-oriented with focus on learning and continuous improvement

 

Language skills:

·       Fluency in Vietnamese (native level);

·       Excellent command of English (written and spoken), including writing for non-specialist audiences;

·       Knowledge of French is an asset but not mandatory.

Additional information

Type of contract: Employment contract (part-time 50%, national position)

Duration: 3 year (renewable up to 5 years)

Duty station: Hanoi, Vietnam, with regular travel to programme provinces

Starting date: ASAP

Line manager: Senior Technical Advisor

 

Application documents:

·       CV and cover letter in English

·       2–3 samples of work produced by the candidate (e.g., a dashboard, an infographic, a flyer/brochure, a learning brief or a presentation); shortlisted candidates may be asked to complete a practical test including a data visualisation and/or communication product

 

Deadline for application : 2026/11/18 23:59

Expertise France is the public agency for designing and implementing international technical cooperation projects. The agency operates around four key priorities :

  • democratic, economic, and financial governance ;
  • peace, stability, and security ;
  • climate, agriculture, and sustainable development ;
  • health and human development ;

In these areas, Expertise France conducts capacity-building initiatives and manages project implementation, leveraging technical expertise and acting as a project coordinator. This involves combining public sector expertise with private sector skills to drive impactful results. 

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