wusc

[Consultancy] SRP Tracer Study

Canada

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About the role

Together, we influence systems change, and foster inclusive, youth-centered solutions that enable young people to thrive and belong.
We work with all young people, with a focus on women and displaced populations.
Over 40+ years, nearly 3000 students have been resettled to Canada to begin their studies.

Each year, WUSC works with a network of 100+ sponsoring post-secondary institutions, and 1200+ volunteers to provide peer-to-peer support to arriving refugee students, fund the costs of sponsorship, and to advocate for institutional and policy changes that support refugee inclusion both on and off campus.

Demonstrated ability to think creatively and synthesize research findings, particularly for non-academic audiences (e.g., through the development of tools and/or guidelines).
Demonstrate interest and/or experience in qualitative (KIIs, FGDs, ethnographic observation) research methodologies.
Have the ability to translate complex data into practical adaptive management recommendations for project staff.
Experience conducting research in Canada.
Ability to communicate in English is required and French is a significant asset.

Investigate how different SRP sponsorship funding models contribute to or hinder student success and program sustainability.
Identify operational successes and systemic challenges ("what works and what does not") within the current SRP framework.
The SRP Tracer Study is national in scope (ie.
Across Canada) and will include a timeframe from the lifetime of the program ( 1978- present).
The study will collect and analyze data in both English and French.
Inception Tracer Study report outlining the methodology and tools, research questions, data analysis plan and work plan
Draft Tracer Study report outlining key preliminary findings
Validation/interpretation workshop with the project team, and other key project stakeholders
Final Tracer Study report incorporating feedback from WUSC and addressing any comments or concerns
Presentation of the Tracer Study report, including a summary of key findings.
The Tracer Study shall be conducted across the SRP in line with the scope of study.
The SRP Alumni will be traced after six months of end of sponsorship.

WUSC is a Canadian global development organization working to catalyze positive education and economic outcomes for young people.
Amongst other global programs, WUSC manages the world's-longest standing refugee education pathway, known as the Student Refugee Program.
In recent years, the program has expanded to provide a diverse range of education opportunities at Universities, Colleges and CEGEPS.

We bring together and collaborate with a diverse network of partners (including students, volunteers, schools, governments, not-for-profits, and businesses) who share this mission.
Our global team includes over 100 staff in Canada and more than 250 staff internationally, implementing a diverse portfolio of development projects in collaboration with numerous multilateral and bilateral donors, and philanthropic foundations.

Each year, WUSC works with a network of 100+ sponsoring post-secondary institutions, and 1200+ volunteers to provide peer-to-peer support to arriving refugee students, fund the costs of sponsorship, and to advocate for institutional and pol

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