Deadline Extended: Open tender for the construction of two Teacher Training Institutes in Beletwayn (Hirshabelle) and Baardheere (Jubbaland).

Deadline Extended: Open tender for the construction of two Teacher Training Institutes in Beletwayn (Hirshabelle) and Baardheere (Jubbaland)

The Federal Government of Somalia’s Education Sector Program Implementation Grant (ESPIG) is funded by the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) and consists of four main components:

Component 1: Increased equitable access to quality primary education for out-of-school children: This component seeks to expand equitable access to quality primary education opportunities for out of school children. The component consists of three subcomponents: (1) school inclusion grants to create sustainable conditions for the enrolment of out-of-school children; (2) mapping and harmonization of CEC training, followed by training to CECs to support children’s enrolment, safety and learning; (3) mobilization of communities and authorities to improve safety and security in schools.

Component 2: Enhanced quality of primary education: The component is focused on improving learning outcomes by investing in teaching and learning materials for the new curriculum and assessment and laying the foundation for a stronger teacher training system, ensuring the acquisition of foundational skills at the expected level for each grade. The sub-components are: (1) monitoring the Teacher Education and Management Policy; (2) establishing two national primary teacher training institutes (TTIs) with special education resource centers (SERCs) to enroll 240 student teachers and 60 children with special needs; (3) distribute 148,584 sets of seven textbooks (total of 1,040,088 textbooks) and associated teacher guides aligned with the new national curriculum and based on new Minimum Learning Achievements (MLA); and (4) develop, pilot and implement a modified version of EGRA/ EGMA for a nationally representative assessment of learning outcomes in Somali and mathematics.

Component 3: Enhanced capacity at Federal and Member State levels: This component seeks to strengthen system capacity at the MoECHE and Member State MoEs to regulate, manage and monitor schools. The component will support the strengthening of the regulatory environment for private and community schools through the development of a Private School Policy. Government and private schools will be supported in improving access and quality. Training for regional, district and private school staff will be provided, and monitoring and support visits to 1,000 schools will be funded to improve quality assurance. Under this component, the Program will also support salaries of Regional Education Officers (REOs) and Quality Assurance Officers (QAOs).

Component 4Program monitoring, accountability and communication: This component includes monitoring, evaluation and learning activities, as well as communication of results. The program will adopt a robust approach to monitoring, evaluation and learning, with a dual approach – internal monitoring, building upon the limited structure and initial tools available to the Federal and State-level Ministries, and an externally-led evaluation process. Emerging trends and results will be compiled, shared through coordination mechanisms such as the Program Steering Committee, the Joint Review of the Education Sector (JRES) and the ESC, and interpreted/ reflected upon at regional and district levels to improve practices and reinforce positive results on the ground.

As part of the ESPIG component 2, two Teacher Training Institutes will be constructed in Baardheere (Jubbaland) and Beletweyn (Hirshabelle).

The Ministry of Education, Culture and Higher Education, is hereby inviting all interested eligible bidders with previous experience and capacity to undertake large constructions. Bids are invited for each individual TTI separately. The detailed technical specifications and the selection criteria will be provided in the tender documents. The tender document can be obtained from the Federal Ministry of Education office in Mogadishu from 21st Mar 2020 to 08 Apr 2020 from 9:00am to 3:30pm (Saturday to Thursday). No collection or submission will be available on Fridays.

The completed tender documents in a plain sealed envelope clearly marked: ‘Tender for either construction of TTI schools in Beletwayne or Baardheer should be deposited in the tender box at Federal Ministry of Education office not later than Saturday 10th Apr 2020 9:30am. No tender documents will be accepted after the bid submission deadline.

The criteria parameters to be used for assessment will be as indicated at the tender specification document.

For more inquiries, information, clarification or require electronic copy of the bid documents please send your request to the below email;

Email: procurement@moe.gov.so

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