ThaiNGO

TERMS OF REFERENCE:

Short Term Consultancy for

Creating Graphic Design of E-Learning Modules

Application deadline: March 17, 2017

Duration of Contract: Maximum 15 working days during the period May-June 2017

Background:

The Code of Conduct for the Protection of Children from Sexual Exploitation in Travel and Tourism (“The Code”) is an industry-driven responsible tourism initiative with a mission to provide awareness, tools and support to the tourism industry in order to prevent the sexual exploitation of children. The Global Coordination role of the Code is implemented through ECPAT International.

Violence against children happens everywhere, in every country and across all social groups. The Code encourages the practice of responsible, sustainable tourism by tourism companies from around the world. By enacting responsible policies, the tourism companies (“members” of The Code) play an essential role in protecting children from the sexual exploitation that is particularly prevalent in this industry. Tourism professionals therefore have the unique opportunity to stop child sex tourism within their work environments and beyond.

In order to achieve the goal in protection, it is necessarily for people involved in this industry to have a good understanding about the issue and how to stop it. The Code’s team and local partner network provides support, guidance, best practice examples, and online tools for the industry partners to make these actions as easy and effective as possible. Importantly, interactive online training is provided to the members, which allows their staff access to the e-learning modules, and to be trained the staff on how to recognize the signs of child sexual exploitation and to deal with suspected cases.

The Code, ECPAT and UNICEF are working together to develop new interactive, scenario-based training to be applicable to all business types and for a range of staff functions.

The overall objective of this assignment is to create the graphic web-based design of two new E-learning modules.

• One module is for training on liaising with law enforcement;
• The second is for interaction with other small tourism business such as restaurant, bars and community in the area of the tourism operators.

Task and Responsibilities:

The consultancy is expected to:

1. Liaise with the content developer of the two modules and the Code Programme Manager on scope of modules, assignment and work plan.
2. Create graphic design, such as cartoon animation, audio, illustration, of the new e-learning modules along with the content (the sample version will be provided)
3. Present draft design to Code Programme Manager (and others as relevant) and incorporate feedback
4. Deliver the information into The Code website (currently through WordPress CMS or other program if appropriate)
5. Testing and piloting of online versions of modules by Code members in Thailand, in close cooperation with content developer, and incorporate feedback as required
6. Finalise both modules in both English and Thai version.

Qualifications and experience:

The applicants are expected to have:

• Higher education qualifications in graphic design or relevant fields
• Ability in using and deliver work through WordPress CMS program
• Efficiency in using other graphic design programs
• Experience in working and deliver graphic design works
• Ability to use Thai and English

Application:

Qualified and interested candidates are requested to apply by sending their CV and a short letter of interest including requested daily fee, via e-mail to vacancy@ecpat.net