Enumerator at CARE

The Enumerator (based in Borno or Yobe will be primarily responsible for data collection, Conducting interviews of respondents in the communities according to the evaluation/assessment questionnaires,

He / she is to work with the MEAL /Program team throughout the exercise.

JOB SUMMARY

The Enumerator will be primarily responsible for data collection, Conducting interviews of respondents in the communities according to the evaluation/assessment questionnaires, He / she is to work with the MEAL /Program team throughout the exercise.

JOB DESCRIPTION

Location includes Local Government Areas in Yobe and Borno

• Represent CARE in the field, with professionalism, honesty and commitment
• Conduct interviews of respondents in the communities according to the evaluation/assessment questionnaires
• Adhere to strict confidentiality and information management standards and protocols, sharing information only in compliance with these standards.
• Work with cultural sensitivity and respect the dignity of vulnerable children and families and members of the communities at all times.
• Perform any other duties that will be assigned by the supervisor

JOB EXPERIENCE

Essential:

• Degree, HND, ND, SSCE in any relevant field
• Experience working in conducting data collection North-eastern Nigeria (Yobe and Borno state in particular) will be an advantage
• Familiarity with use of ODK and other online survey data collection tools
• Fluent in spoken English and local language (Hausa, Kanuri, Fulfulde, Shuwar)
• Must possess excellent inter-personal relations skills
• Able to communicate effectively in local languages and build strong relationships with people in many different environments.
• Able to work independently

Desirable:

• Previous experience conducting community based data collection
• Female candidates are highly encouraged to apply
• Knowledge of local language
• Experience and skills in management of staff
• Experience in working in an insecure environment
• Experience in local and international NGOs
• Indigenes and residents of locations where CARE works are highly encouraged to apply.