Job Description for enumerators
Role of the Enumerator.

Overall objective:
The protection mainstreaming survey enumerator collect protection mainstreaming data in a high-quality fashion following MdM policies and principles.
 The enumerators will be expected to carry out the following tasks:

Responsible for collecting high quality data, using an electronic data collection tool designed by Médecins du Monde
Identify and report any issues that may arise while attempting to obtain valid data.
Interpret interview questions to assist respondents in understanding them and providing eloquent answers.
Double check information on survey forms or information pads to ensure the accuracy of information.
Engage in data entry in cases where paper base options are used.
Comply with quality and research ethics during field work (this includes data protection and information confidentiality of respondents).
Participate in a less than or half day debrief sessions to share field experiences about the community and entire data collection process.

Qualifications and Requirements

Enumerator should have a minimum of an NCE/Diploma.
Enumerator must be able to read, write and speak fluent English.
Enumerator must be able to communicate fluently in Hausa and Kanuri.
Understanding of Shuwa is an added advantage.
The enumerator should have basic ICT skills.
Enumerator should have basic assessment skills in data collection, preferably in mobile data collection.
Enumerator must have good interpersonal and communication skills.
High regard for cultural norms and traditions.
Demonstrate patience and good leadership skills.
Previous experience and understanding of selected communities is an added advantage.
Must be flexible to work and available to respond to comments and questions in a timely and appropriate manner.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted
Our process of selection is oral interviews