WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM TIMOR-LESTE (WDPTL)
Request for Quotations (RFQ) for
Women Leadership Short Course for Australia Awards Alumni and Female Public Servant
Australia’s Workforce Development Program Timor-Leste (WDPTL) is managed by Palladium and funded by the Australian Government. WDPTL invites submission of a quotation proposal from suitably qualified organizations or consultants to provide service for Women Leadership Short Course for Australia Awards Alumni and Female Public Servant. Interested vendors should submit a quote along with other supporting documents for the services as described in this detail RFQ & link below:
The detail of the RFQ and term of reference is available to download in the link here:
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Objective:
Course participants to develop their leadership, influencing and communication skills. To have an opportunity to strengthen their networks and develop career plans to help position them for leadership opportunities in their workplace.
The short course will be delivered for up to 25 participants including female Australia Awards alumni and public servants in leadership roles.
The course can be delivered through a combination of face to face and online teaching. However, it is recognised that COVID-19 restrictions may result in a high percentage of the course being delivered online. As such the provider will need to be able to switch course content as required.
International consultants need to take account of current travel restrictions to Timor-Leste and should therefore hold existing connections in country to support course delivery.
Local knowledge of the Timor-Leste context including an understanding of the experience of women working in organisations and government departments in country is also highly desirable.
Expected outputs and final deliverables:
- Improved understanding of, and engagement with structural barriers to advance women’s status specific to Timor-Leste
- Improved capacity to manage relations with colleagues and influence decision-making in the workplace
- Improved planning and management skills
- Improved communication skills – verbal, written and strategic
- An enhanced capacity to identify personal values, motivations, and realistic career goals
- A completed career plan
- An appreciation of the benefits of self-care and resilience
Documents required:
The interested contractor (organisation or company) is required to provide the following documents:
1. A technical proposal comprised of:
- A company profile including your experience in delivery women leadership course
- A detailed plan for the needs assessment and course content development including training methodology
- Plan for career consultation- how and who to deliver
- Plan for individual career development including how to find and approach a mentor
- Brief CVs of the proposed trainers and A cover letter/motivation letter explaining why they are the most suitable for the work, information about the team members
- Proposed budget cost in detail
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