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MSc or PhD student with SPSS data analysis expertise wanted!
Acid Survivors Trust International (ASTI) is looking for a MSc or PhD student who has experience using the SPSS data analysis package, to assist us with a research process for the second and final year of ASTI’s UN Trust Fund (UNTF) supported project, “Towards a comprehensive strategy to end burns violence against women in Cambodia, Nepal and Uganda.”
The consultancy will entail preparing data files, codebooks, checking for errors; entering data from Windows Excel spread sheets and databases into SPSS data files; collating data; some data analysis; and graph work.
The consultant will work from her/his own home and will need to have access to an SPSS program.
Competencies: – Proven experience with SPSS data analysis package; social research; statistics – Knowledge of and experience with a range of statistical techniques – Experience preparing data files, codebooks and checking for errors – Experience using electronic databases – Experience interpreting qualitative and quantitative data /outputs (data analysis) – Ability to develop graphs, – Numerical skills, computer skill – Ability to meet deadlines
Duration: This is a part time contractual position from June through September.
Rate: We will pay an hourly rate which is negotiable. The consultant undertakes that he/she will make any necessary arrangements for VAT and that ASTI will not be responsible for this.
If interested, please submit a CV and cover letter to Erin Bourgois at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Applications should be submitted no later than 27 May 2012.
Background: Acid Survivors Trust International (ASTI) is the only organisation in the world focused on combating and eradicating acid and burns violence at the international level. Recognising the need for local knowledge and expertise in order to combat acid violence effectively, ASTI founded and continues to support the development of five partner organisations in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Nepal, Pakistan and Uganda. It also works with UN agencies, NGOs and strategic partners from across the world to increase awareness of acid violence and develop effective responses at the national and international level.
