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]]>What are the requirements?
- Must be able to work accurately with data and research and have an ability to interpret data into insights;
- Must have good communication skills and be able to work with Ms Excel and Powerpoint;
- As indicated above, preference will be given graduates with a completed a degree or diploma in research or brand strategy.
How to apply?
To apply for the Space Station Strategy Graduate Internship for 2017 CLICK HERE
Closing date: 16 May 2017
The successful intern will assist in building presentations using a variety of industry and owned research and data.
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]]>The Population Health, Health System and Innovation (PHHSI) research programme conducts primary and secondary research on Health, Health Systems and Innovation, which enables evidence-based decision-making by our partners. PHHSI works with external partners, the research programmes of the HSRC and, through various networks, builds Health, and Science and Technology expertise in South Africa and the continent.
PHHSI seeks to appoint two Master’s Interns, each on a contract for a period of two years. The successful candidates will be based in Pretoria and/or Cape Town. These positions are being re-advertised, and previous applicants need not re-apply.
The Internship Programme in the HSRC is meant to provide the successful candidates with an opportunity to further develop their research expertise by working with subject experts and project specialists.The internship experience is intensive and requires mature individuals who are able to work independently as well as in a team. The successful individuals will be required to balance day to day duties and responsibilities in PHHSI and the HSRC with their Master’s/PhD related work and complete their thesis within 2 and 3 years for Master’s and Doctoral research trainees, respectively. Time is set aside for this purpose.
Key responsibilities will include:
In addition to completing their Master’s degrees within two years, Master’s interns are required to participate in all aspects of the research process as they work with staff on research projects related to population health. Among other duties they will participate in the following activities under supervision:
• Conceptualise and implement research projects;
• Write funding proposals for funding applications;
• Collection and analysis of data;
• Write peer reviewed research manuscripts that are published in accredited journals;
• Write research results including workshops and conferences presentations as well as high quality research reports for submission to accredited journals;
• Develop own personal academic competencies through formal and informal training activities;
• Assist with administrative matters in the research environment.
Key requirements:
• For a Master’s Intern, applicants must be in possession of an Honours degree (or equivalent) and be registered for, or about to be registered for, a Master’s degree;
• Have an interest in one or more of the priority research areas of PHHSI (e.g. infant, child and maternal health including reproductive health; nutrition; social determinants of heath such as smoking, alcohol and stress; health promotion, and gender in health and development);
• Experience in and understanding of quantitative and qualitative research approaches will be a strong recommendation;
• Proficiency in or working experience with some or all of the following programmes: MS Access, Excel, Word, SPSS, STATA, Nvivo, AtlasTI;
• Sound knowledge of data management and data analysis as well as statistical skills will be advantageous;
• Ability to work independently and in a team environment;
• Good communication and leadership skills.
The HSRC offers attractive, market-related packages, depending on qualifications, experience and recent performance.
APPLICATIONS: In your application, please include 1) a letter of motivation indicating the position applied for and your suitability for the position, 2) your current CV, 3) details of three recent referees (with telephone, fax and e-mail contact details) 4) a one-page outline of your Master’s thesis or proposed thesis, as well as 5) an example of recent academic work (not exceeding 8000 words). Please indicate the reference number of the post applied for.
The HSRC will only consider applications that include the above requirements. Applicants may be required to undertake a written exercise in the competencies required for the position.
Applications should be submitted to: The Human Resources Generalist, HSRC, Private Bag X9182, Cape Town, 8000, or delivered to the 14th Floor, Plein Park Building, 69 – 83 Plein Street, Cape Town. E-mailed and faxed applications will not be accepted.
For further enquiries, and not applications, please contact Prof Priscilla Reddy on 021 466 7944.
The HSRC is committed to accelerating the improvement in the proportion of its black, female or disabled senior managers, research leaders and support staff.
Closing date: 6 November 2013. We encourage applicants to submit prior to this date. Applicants who have not been contacted within eight weeks of the closing date should assume that their application has been unsuccessful. Only candidates interviewed will be advised of the outcome of their applications.
APPLICATIONS FROM AGENCIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
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]]>What are the requirements?
To be considered you must have the following:
- An honours degree
- Ability to work under pressure and to deadlines
- Excellent research, language and writing skills
- A willingness to learn
The CMPB Division at ISS focuses on the following themes (or thematic areas):
Area 1: Conflict management and peacebuilding
Area 2: Training for Peace
Area 3: Security sector reform and governance
Area 4: Gender, peace and security
Area 5: Maritime security
How to apply?
To apply you must sent a cover letter detailing why you are interested in this internship and how you meet the requirements; also provide a detailed CV with two contactable reference. Send your applications before the closing date 15 August 2013 by email to Isaac Sihadi at [email protected]
You will be paid a modest stipend per month during the 6-months of your internship.
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]]>The Internship programme allows for flexible industry exposure programme intended to maximise benefits for both Multichoice and the Intern.
Required education and experience
To qualify for the programme, the candidate must be a postgraduate student/or graduate in Media Studies/Journalism/ Film Studies with a particular interest in research. Demonstrable awareness and interest in the specific field of new media (mobile, video-on-demand, social media, user-generated content, broadband, etc) will be an added advantage. Additionally, a working knowledge of Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Excel is required.
Closing Date: 8 February 2013
How to apply
To apply Click here then click on Content and then click on Content Research Internship, read through the instruction and apply.
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]]>Brief Description
Successful candidates will be highly motivated, with a strong interest in health equity and social justice. They will be passionate about research, with some prior experience and an eagerness to learn new methods and approaches. Applicants will have a relevant Masters degree (e.g. public health, sociology, political science, development studies) and knowledge of public health, health systems or health policy will be an advantage, but is not necessary provided they are interested in developing expertise in these areas. All candidates are expected to have excellent writing and conceptual skills, and be able to work well in a multi-disciplinary team. Due to funder requirements, applicants must be South African citizens or permanent residents in South Africa.
CHP is a South African health policy and systems research unit based in the School of Public Health at the University of the Witwatersrand. We employ public health and social scientists and offer a dynamic environment in which to conduct cutting-edge, multi-disciplinary health systems and policy research; write academic publications; engage in national & international policy debates; and participate in international consortia. CHPs current research focuses on health systems, human resources, health care financing, social exclusion and access to health care, policy implementation analysis, and maternal and child health. In addition, our work includes policy engagement and postgraduate teaching. We have an established national and international reputation, and our success is built on innovation and diversity.
How To Apply
Jackie Roseleur +27 (0)11 717 3445, [email protected]
To apply, all of the following should be submitted:
a covering letter identifying why you are interested in the position
a detailed CV, including contact details
names and addresses of 3 referees
certified copies of degrees/diplomas
a short piece of recent written work, or publication, on which you are the first author.
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