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Ksh75,000
Description:
Field Assistants
Job Description Background
International Center for Drugs and Human Rights CIADO is a non governmental organization with an aim of promoting and facilitating AIDS action in Africa by a mechanism of coordination and representing the voice of the organizations of the African society. CIADO has as mission to promote and to make easier the development of the Community answer to the HIV / AIDS across the réseautage and the development of lasting organizational systems for ONG, OCB and Groups of PVVIH.
Opportunity
We are currently seeking to recruit 349 young energetic Kenyans to help us undertake several case studies on effects of HIV-AIDS and counter effects and related ailments as Field Assistants. The field assistants will report directly to supervisors across the 349 constituencies in Kenya.
Responsibilities
1. Data collection across the ground, analysis and tabulation
2. Duties are illustrative and not necessarily inclusive and may vary with individual assignment
3. Any other duties as delegated
Qualifications
O level training with a minimum D- minus in KCSE or equivalent. Certification in Computer applications will be added advantage.
2. Energetic and self motivated individuals with excellent attention to detail and problem solving skills.
3.Fluency in English, Swahili and local dialect.
How To Apply
Interested candidates holding the necessary requirements, good performance and/ or referees are encouraged to send their applications with detailed CV, names and daytime telephone contacts on or before 27th May 2013 to the address agencycareershelp@gmail.com. Applicants must only include the job title in the subject. The remuneration package will be attractive and commensurate to qualifications and services to be offered. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for the interview, so please indicate your daytime telephone contact in your email application.
Employer: International Centre for Anti-Drug and Human Rights
Town or City: Nairobi (Nairobi Area)
Permanent/Contract: Full time
Job Description Background
International Center for Drugs and Human Rights CIADO is a non governmental organization with an aim of promoting and facilitating AIDS action in Africa by a mechanism of coordination and representing the voice of the organizations of the African society. CIADO has as mission to promote and to make easier the development of the Community answer to the HIV / AIDS across the réseautage and the development of lasting organizational systems for ONG, OCB and Groups of PVVIH.
Opportunity
We are currently seeking to recruit 349 young energetic Kenyans to help us undertake several case studies on effects of HIV-AIDS and counter effects and related ailments as Field Assistants. The field assistants will report directly to supervisors across the 349 constituencies in Kenya.
Responsibilities
1. Data collection across the ground, analysis and tabulation
2. Duties are illustrative and not necessarily inclusive and may vary with individual assignment
3. Any other duties as delegated
Qualifications
O level training with a minimum D- minus in KCSE or equivalent. Certification in Computer applications will be added advantage.
2. Energetic and self motivated individuals with excellent attention to detail and problem solving skills.
3.Fluency in English, Swahili and local dialect.
How To Apply
Interested candidates holding the necessary requirements, good performance and/ or referees are encouraged to send their applications with detailed CV, names and daytime telephone contacts on or before 27th May 2013 to the address agencycareershelp@gmail.com. Applicants must only include the job title in the subject. The remuneration package will be attractive and commensurate to qualifications and services to be offered. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for the interview, so please indicate your daytime telephone contact in your email application.
Employer: International Centre for Anti-Drug and Human Rights
Town or City: Nairobi (Nairobi Area)
Permanent/Contract: Full time
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