Noel Ihebuzor, a former lecturer at the University of Ilorin from Nigeria who is an expert in development, education, and poetry, has been named a Senior Fellow of the International Bureau of Education of the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization.
This was stated in a letter dated November 21, 2022, and signed by Ydo Yao, Director of UNESCO-IBE.
The Senior Fellowship honorary award, according to the letter, is given to a top international expert in one of the sub-sectors of education who has made an extraordinary contribution to education and/or research and who regularly and significantly participates in the work of UNESCO-IBE.
The letter read, “It is my great pleasure to invite you to collaborate with the UNESCO International Bureau of Education (UNESCO-IBE), as a Senior Fellow.
“The Senior Fellowship position offers you an opportunity to be part of a selected group of high-level scholars, who are invited to:
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Collaborate with the IBE team and contribute towards achievement of one or more of its core objectives.
Propose innovative solutions within UNESCO-IBE’s core mandate, to the educational challenges faced by Governments and Ministries of Education.
Contribute to transforming and improving the quality and relevance of curricula, as well as learning-teaching processes and
Contribute to the revision and proofreading of UNESCO-IBE knowledge products in their various
Serve as instructor/trainer in curriculum related issues and capacity
Participate in some UNESCO-IBE meetings and conferences assuming facilitator or moderator
“This Senior Fellowship honorary award is conferred on a leading international authority in one of the sub-sectors of education, who has made an outstanding contribution to education and/or research, and with regular and significant involvement in UNESCO- IBE’s work.
“The Fellowship is granted for a two-year term, renewable once, and is effective immediately. This honorary appointment is not a contract of employment and such honorary appointments within UNESCO-IBE will not receive any remuneration for the work undertaken in the honorary capacity. The honorary appointee may, however, undertake separate ad hoc assignments paid on consultancy basis, without any direct connection to the honorary appointment.
“My colleagues and I are very excited at the prospect of you serving UNESCO-IBE as a Senior Fellow. We believe that you are an exceptional education expert, and we are convinced that you have much to offer to the international education community and to the Member States of UNESCO.”
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