Massive Recruitment notice: 26 Consultant – Quantitative investigators

CARE is one of the largest humanitarian aid networks in the world, apolitical and non-denominational that supports and manages emergency and development projects by involving communities, collaborating with local partners. Our objective is to fight against all forms of poverty, to defend access to fundamental rights, to combat social injustice. Supporting women’s empowerment and acting for their rights are essential actions in the fight against poverty, which is why women are at the heart of our programs. CARE is present in 100 countries and through the implementation of nearly 1000 emergency and development projects.

 

In Cameroon since 1978, CARE develops and implements 3 action programs (broken down into several projects) in response to humanitarian crises and support for sustainable development. They are part of the phases of emergency, resilience of women and young people, access to sexual health and reproduction of the populations most at risk, including PLHIV.

 

As part of the Global Fund NMF3 grant and for the conduct of the IBBS survey, CARE is looking for:

 

Position: 26 RDS quantitative investigators including 2 in 13 cities in Cameroon: Bafoussam, Bamenda, Bertoua, Buea, Douala, Dschang, Ebolowa, Garoua, Kribi, Limbe, Maroua, Ngaoundéré and Yaoundé.

Form of contract: Consultants for 6 months  

Reporting line : IBBS Survey Manager

Job location: In 13 cities in Cameroon

 

 

GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES

• Welcome and put the participant at ease;
• Inform the participant of the objectives of the study;
• Administer informed consent;
• Administer the questionnaire;
• Ensure the confidentiality of the interview and respect for each participant;
• Conduct interviews and FGDs.

 

 

SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS

Qualifications:

• Baccalaureate (scientific, literature, etc.) or any other equivalent diploma; BAC and more appreciated
• Training in the fields of social sciences and health;
• Experience in carrying out surveys;
• Mobile data collection experience;
• Having worked in the humanitarian sector would be an asset;
• Computer skills: Microsoft Office: Word – Excel – Powerpoint – Outlook;
• Speaks and writes French and English (asset).

 

Personal skills :

• Good interpersonal and communication skills; friendly, rigorous and respectful of established rules;
• Open-mindedness, good organization and creativity:
• Good knowledge of information gathering techniques;
• Flexibility, strong ability to work in a team and under pressure;
• Ability to work in a very hazy environment that is often unstable in terms of security and difficult to access;

 

IMPORTANT – HOW TO APPLY (Follow the instructions please)

1- Persons interested in this offer are kindly requested to complete the form provided for this purpose by following the link below:

https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=tzMy6BNI9U-JP_YPQAv8ukobPkX4LxZEpqNGSp_clydUMkdSRzNOSVZITERMSTZTSkhJQ1k0QkpHTS4u

 

2- At the end of the form, details will be given to you for the transmission of your CV and cover letter

NB  :

1. Female candidates are strongly encouraged;
2. Any application transmitted by a channel other than that indicated above will not be taken into account;
3. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted personally.

Closing date of the offer: 11/11/2022 at 5 p.m. sharp.

HOW TO APPLY

WELL READ AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN ABOVE TO APPLY, AND NEVER SEND MONEY DURING A RECRUITMENT.