Main Responsibilities
1. Prevention and Field Activities
- Support the preparation and implementation of prevention activities, sessions, workshops, presentations, and awareness events targeting students, youth, parents, and community groups.
2. Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL)
- Assist in collecting, organizing, verifying, and compiling quantitative and qualitative program data. Support data entry, cleaning, and management. Participate in administering pre- and post-tests, satisfaction surveys, feedback questionnaires, and other assessment instruments.
Education
The candidate should be a university student in the last year of undergraduate studies or a recent graduate holding a bachelor's degree (BA/BS or equivalent) in Education, Public Health, Social Sciences, Sociology, Statistics, Data Science, or another relevant discipline.
Experience
- Previous professional experience is not required.
- Previous internships, volunteering, educational activities, youth engagement, community work, or data-related assignments are considered assets. Familiarity with NGO activities, school-based interventions, or monitoring and evaluation practices is an advantage.
Other Requirements & Skills
- Languages: Very good command of Arabic, English and French.
- Very good communication, interpersonal, presentation, and organizational skills.
- Computer Skills: Good proficiency in Microsoft Office applications, particularly Excel, Word, and PowerPoint.
- Good analytical abilities, attention to detail, and basic report-writing skills.
Personal Attributes
- Honesty, integrity, transparency, patience, and humility.
- Strong sense of responsibility, commitment, and accountability.
- Respect for confidentiality, professional ethics, and organizational values.
Additional Information
- The internship combines office-based assignments with occasional field activities.
- The intern must comply with CDLL's safeguarding, confidentiality, dress code and professional conduct policies.
- An individual stipend will be provided based on the work schedule.
- Internship duration and time requirements: 100–150 hours, spread over approximately two months, with an expected commitment of around 15 hours per week.
- This position requires that the candidate be sober, clean of addictions (Alcohol, drugs,
- substances or behavioral) and non-smoker.
Application Procedure
Interested candidates are invited to send their updated CV to [email protected],
indicating "Prevention and MEAL Intern" in the email subject line. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
