UNICEF South Africa is Hiring For Four(4) National Internship Programme Positions – Data Capturers

UNICEF South Africa is Hiring For Four(4) National Internship Programme Positions – Data Capturers

• DEADLINE: 14 April 2024
• SALARY/STIPEND: Not Specified
• DURATION: Not Specified
• LOCATION: Pretoria, South Africa

Duties

UNICEF South Africa is hiring four (4) interns for a three-month period. The internships will be housed at the National Department of Health, Food Control Directorate in Pretoria. The interns’ tasks and deliverables will include briefing and consultative meetings with the technical managers within the Directorate and other stakeholders that the interns may be required to engage with.
In this role, the interns will work under the supervision of the UNICEF Nutrition Manager. This role presents a unique and significant opportunity for a qualified, motivated, and committed individual. The four interns will be expected to perform the function of Data Capturers to assist the Department of Health with capturing and collation of comments received on the R3337 Draft Labelling Regulations. They will be required to:

• Create a database of all the commentators as a numerical index.
• Assess and consider substantive comments on the R3337 Draft Labelling Regulations for capturing in the provided Template 1.
• Collate substantive comments in line with the different sections of the R3337 Draft Labelling Regulations using the provided Template 2.
• Capture and collate, according to sections of the draft regulations, questions received by commentators onto the provided Template 3.
• Perform other tasks that may be required in relation to R3337 Draft Labelling Regulations.

Requirements for Eligibility

To qualify as an advocate for every child you will have… 

• A first level Degree or Diploma in Nutrition, Dietetics, Food Sciences, Public Health, Medicine, Law, International Relations, or any other relevant qualification
• No more than 2 years as a graduate 
• Basic knowledge of the Microsoft office packages 
• Excellent understanding and command of English at the native level
• Plain English writing and editing skills 
• A copy of your South African Identification Card (ID)
• No immediate relatives (e.g., father, mother, brother, sister) working in any UNICEF office

Interns are required to demonstrate proof of medical insurance prior to the beginning of the internship.

About UNICEF

UNICEF South Africa, there for every child. UNICEF believes that ensuring a child is happy and healthy begins before birth: from ensuring their mother has access to good health care to reaching adulthood as a healthy, empowered and informed young person of the next generation. This journey relies on every child having access to quality health care, good nutrition, education, and growing up in a safe environment free from violence.

Since 1995, South Africa has made substantial progress in transforming its health sector, making primary healthcare services available to millions who were previously denied access. Yet access to healthcare remains a challenge, with vital healthcare interventions not reaching the areas and people that need them.

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