Facilitator Consultant (Type A) - Tonga

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  • Added Date: Monday, 08 December 2025
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Project Context and ScopeThe International Organization for Migration (IOM) Office in Tonga seeks to enhance climate resilience and durable solutions, facilitate regular pathways and support migration governance in the Blue Pacific. Tonga became an IOM member state in 2016, and IOM and the Government of Tonga signed their Cooperation Agreement in 2016. IOM established an office in Nukuสปalofa, Tonga in 2018.ย The Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) scheme facilitates temporary labour migration from Pacific Island countries and Timor-Leste to Australia, creating economic opportunities for workers and their families. To maximise the benefits of labour migration while supporting family well-being throughout the migration cycle, IOM is implementing a DFAT-funded family-centred assistance program that provides tailored training to PALM Scheme workers and their families to help strengthen the positive and long-term impacts of migration.ย Under the overall supervision of the Chief of Mission (CoM)/Sub-Regional Coordinator of IOM COCF based in Suva, Fiji, and the direct supervision of IOM Head of Office/National Project Officer in Nukuสปalofa, Tonga, the incumbent will support the implementation of the DFAT-funded Family-Centred Assistance programs in Tonga, serving primarily as a facilitator for pre-departure and reintegration training for participants in the PALM Scheme, along with their spouses/close family members.ย Organizational Department / Unit to which the Consultant is contributingย This consultant will contribute to IOM project LM0551, Family-Centred Assistance to PALM Workersโ€”Regional Pilot, funded by the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
ย  Tasks to be performed under this contract
1.Facilitate pre-departure training

  • Design and deliver culturally appropriate pre-departure orientation sessions for PALM Scheme participants and their families.
  • Cover topics such as financial literacy, family communication, adaptation to life in Australia, rights and obligations, and well-being support.
  • Coordinate with relevant stakeholders to ensure materials are aligned with PALM Scheme guidelines and local contexts.2.Conduct Reintegration Support Activities
    • Facilitate reintegration workshops for returning workers and their families.
    • Provide training on using remittances productively, including budgeting, savings, small business development, and access to local economic opportunities.
    • Offer psychosocial support tools to help families adjust to reunification after prolonged separation.3. Engage with Stakeholders
    • IOM only accepts duly completed applications submitted through the IOM online recruitment system. The online tool also allows candidates to track the status of their application.For further information and other job postings, you are welcome to visit our website:ย IOM Careers and Job Vacancies

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