C&I Program Implementation & Quality Lead (Secondment)

Secondment Objectives: The secondee will support Kenya and Ghana in strengthening instructional quality, program delivery consistency, and adoption of priority programs. The role will focus on supporting effective execution of core programs in the regions (including AI pilots, DM v4 adoption, and TSP-supported programs), while reinforcing instructional coaching, TORSH data use, and facilitating L&T Stepbacks. This role will require a mix of hands-on coordination, advisory support, and capability building, ensuring that country teams are set up with clear processes, aligned stakeholders, and practical systems to sustain quality delivery. This is a part-time 6-month secondment opportunity, ideally starting at the end of April and running through the end of October. Key Accountabilities and Responsibilities: 1) Program Implementation & CoLT Practices (Kenya & Ghana) Support consistent, high-quality program delivery across active cohorts in both countries by reinforcing instructional practices, coaching routines, and creating structured learning loops. Provide hands-on support to C&I leads and ICs during active delivery, addressing instructional quality gaps through problem solving, structured feedback, and follow-up Maintain weekly coaching cadence with Kenya C&I team; weekly cadence with Ghana Lead quarterly L&T Stepbacks for all consolidated programs (target: end of Q2 for both countries), incorporating TORSH data and dashboard insights Lead end-of-program stepbacks for pilots and TSP-delivered programs upon completion Strengthen IC capacity to access, interpret, and apply updated TORSH reports (revised Q4 2025) for coaching and quality assurance Ensure data from TORSH cycles, stepbacks, and observations is documented and translated into concrete follow-up actions by the local C&I team 2) Rollout of Category 1 & 2 Programs (Kenya & Ghana) Support launch readiness and early implementation of priority programs - including AI pilots and DM v4 - across both countries, ensuring stakeholder alignment and clear documentation throughout. Monitor the pipeline of potential programs across the two countries and liaise with the Product Team to support adoption conversations. DM v4 Adoption Coordinate and schedule TTT and CBA upskilling/refresh for DM instructors and C&I team members ahead of each country launch (April) Track readiness actions, owners, and dependencies; surface risks early (April-May) Support alignment with Product team on mid and end-of-program curriculum revisions and focus groups as needed Coordinate key meetings and follow-ups during early delivery AI Pilots (DCS Role-Play Coach) Support pilot planning and implementation in coordination with the online team (April) Confirm treatment and control group setup (April-May) Document progress, decisions, and learnings to support end-of-pilot synthesis and scale recommendations (April-July) 3) Special Projects (Ghana-focused) Provide focused, time-bound support on Ghana's priority non-BAU initiatives, including TSP model setup, key experiments, and preparation for program expansion. Advise on and support TSP C&I delivery model setup, covering instructor selection (April), onboarding (May), and structured coaching support during delivery (June–September) across 1 DM and 2 DCS cohorts Support design, implementation, and learning synthesis of the DA Upskilling experiment, including stakeholder alignment and data collection throughout (April–September, launch June 14) Support C&I inputs and PDC preparation for new Tech Cat 1 profession adoption ahead of Q4 2026 decision (June–Sept) 4) Cross-functional Coordination & Reporting Maintain alignment, visibility, and documentation across teams and workstreams throughout the secondment. Participate in key coordination forums: monthly ASL check-ins, monthly SAMEA functional check-ins, monthly Ghana working group, and quarterly Ghana WoW retrospectives Maintain and update key trackers on a regular cadence: ASL Updates (bi-weekly), AI Tracke