Assistant(e) Terrain Réintégration G4
International Organization for Migration
Job description
About the role
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is seeking a Field Assistant for Reintegration (G4) to support the implementation of the Protection, Return and Reintegration of Migrants (MPRR) programme in Guinea.
Key responsibilities
- Participate in the implementation of reintegration, awareness‑raising and data‑collection activities in target regions.
- Support coordination of field activities, monitor beneficiaries and follow up on their progress.
- Liaise with government authorities, local NGOs and community partners to ensure effective collaboration.
- Assist external partners and service providers in delivering reintegration services.
Required profile
- University degree in development studies, social sciences, statistics or equivalent.
- Minimum two years of proven experience in similar field‑assistant or reintegration roles.
- Fluency in English or French (official IOM languages) as assessed during selection.
Required skills
- Proficient use of Microsoft Excel and Word.
- Ability to work with SAP (considered an asset).
- Strong computer literacy.
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