PIND seeks to engage an Intern to support the IPDU. The Intern will assist in improving the quality of IPDU deliverables.
The intern would assist the Research Coordinator to provide technical support to organizations on how to use the Peace Map and Early Warning/Early Response infrastructure, and to continuously re-engineer the existing research process to reflect best practices. The intern will also provide support in collating and coding over 600 conflict data monthly and weekly telephone engagement with more than 250 active Peace Monitors for coding and formatting of over 400 incident reports every month.
ELIGIBILITY
- A minimum of BSc/BA/HND in relevant field of studies, with not more than two years post-graduation or two years, post national youth service (NYSC).
- A self-starter with good time management and organizational skills.
- Demonstrated ability to work independently and as part of a team.
- Must be computer literate with strong analytical and numerical skills.
- Basic understanding of databases.
- Excellent knowledge of data analysis and word processing tools (Microsoft Office Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.)
DEADLINE: February 10 2022
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