Core Work Skills Trainer

The René Moawad Foundation (RMF) is implementing the ENABLE project, funded by the International Labour Organization (ILO), which aims to improve national active labour market interventions for the socio-economic inclusion of vulnerable groups in Lebanon. The project targets beneficiaries registered under the Ministry of Social Affairs' (MoSA) AMAN, NPTP and National Disability Allowance (NDA) programmes.

The project operates in North Lebanon, Akkar, and Mount Lebanon — regions selected on the basis of documented labour market conditions and operational feasibility in the current security context. Implementation spans a six-month period in 2026.

The project's core intervention involves identifying and engaging operational enterprises capable of hosting beneficiaries in short-term subsidised employment, with the objective of facilitating their transition into permanent decent work. Following enterprise mapping and beneficiary profiling, selected beneficiaries undergo a 10-day core work skills training programme before being placed in subsidised employment. The Core Work Skills Trainer is responsible for designing and delivering this training.

RMF is seeking a qualified Core Work Skills Trainer to adapt and deliver a 10-day competency-based training programme to 50 selected beneficiaries across North Lebanon, Akkar, and Mount Lebanon. The Trainer will work within the framework of the ILO Global Framework on Core Skills for Life and Work in the 21st Century, tailoring training content to the specific occupational profiles confirmed by partner enterprises.

The Trainer's role is distinct from that of the Career Counselling Expert, who delivers a separate series of group career orientation sessions. The Trainer's function is technical skills delivery — not career counselling. All training sessions are to be delivered in-person in safe areas in the target regions.

For more information about this call, kindly to check the attached document (TOR).