Enumerator and Data Collector at Helen Keller International USAID Advancing Nutrition Projects


Enumerator and Data Collector at Helen Keller International USAID Advancing Nutrition Projects 


Job Title: Enumerator / Data Collector

Locations: Bauchi, Kebbi and Sokoto

Activities

The data collectors will work in close collaboration with the lead research consultant to:

  • Training: Participate in the hybrid online/in person study training for the data collection tools and study design

Pre-test of the tool: Work with lead researcher to pre-test the data collection tool in focus group discussions that will be determined either in Bauchi, Kebbi or Sokoto state.

Data collection: Facilitate actively participate in data collection through the focus group discussions, supported by other trained qualitative data collectors. 

  • This will include traveling to each site during data collection in each of the three states: Bauchi, Sokoto, and Kebbi. The contractor is also expected to participate debriefing and data quality check as may be determined by the lead researcher and USAID Advancing Nutrition team.

Data interpretation: Participate in interpretation sessions that make meaning of that data collected during the focus group discussions.

Note-taking: Transcribe and translate interview/ FGD notes (English and Hausa)

  • Activities 4 and 5 require travel to Bauchi, Kebbi, and Sokoto states. We estimate that total travel will be around 15 days. 
  • This includes 3-4 days in each state, specifically: 2 days (total) of enumerator training and 10-13 days of data collection.

Consultant Qualifications

The consultant will have the following minimum qualifications:

The candidate should possess minimum of B.Sc. or National Diploma with multi-year experience in FGD facilitation, data collection, data entry and analysis.

  • Demonstrated experience in facilitating focus group discussions
  • Demonstrated experience in collecting qualitative nutrition data
  • Demonstrated experience in collecting social and behavior change data
    • Demonstrated experience probing on underlying drivers of food consumption (access to food, taste of food, gender roles, attitudes and beliefs around foods, social/cultural norms)
    • Proficient in English (written and oral communication skills) and Hausa (oral communication skills).

Application Closing Date

30th October, 2022.

Method of Application

Interested and qualified candidates should send their CV to:

 nigeria.recruitment@Hki.org 

Using the Job Title as the subject of the email.

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