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COUNTRY
South Africa
REGION
Africa
SECTOR
Health Community Economic Development
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
None
POSITIONS AVAILABLE
1
DURATION
12 months
DEPART BY
Aug. 14, 2018
Project Description
As the Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist, the Response Volunteer will develop the staff’s
research skill at various levels by mentoring staff in project management skills, training them
in data management using RedCap, and training staff to set up project monitoring and
evaluation systems. The Response Volunteer will also provide mentoring in report writing skills
and training staff in Microsoft software to produce materials for conferences. The goal of this
assignment is to work with senior staff to analyze the MRU’s needs in project management and
data analysis, then to use that information to formulate a training and mentoring plan to build
staff capacity across various projects.
It is unlikely that the departure date will change and applicants will be notified if the date does
change. Please only apply if you are available on the date listed and if you can serve for the
entire duration of the project.
Partner Information
Required Skills
The Peace Corps embraces and leverages the diversity of its volunteers as a reflection of America's diversity.
Peace Corps Response is committed to reflecting the diversity of the United States in the professionals we
send into the field to support the mission of world peace and friendship. Applicants with diverse backgrounds
are encouraged to apply.
South Africa may not be able to support Volunteers with the following medical conditions:
insulin-dependent diabetes, requiring a psychiatrist for psychotropic medications support;
ongoing counseling.
The following medication(s) are not permitted for legal or cultural reasons: Adderall and
Vyvanse.
Volunteers who should avoid the following food(s) may not be able to serve: none
identified.
After arrival in South Africa, Peace Corps provides and applicants are required to have an
annual flu shot, to take daily or weekly medication to prevent malaria, and to receive
mandatory immunizations.
Before you apply, please review Medical Information for Applicants to learn about the
clearance process and other health conditions that are difficult to accommodate in Peace
Corps service.
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