Vacancies at NSA: Data Monitor for the Namibian Census 2023

Do you want to become the Data Monitor for the Namibian Census 2023? The Namibian Statistics Agency (NSA) is introducing an exciting opportunity as Data Monitors. These full-time temporary positions play a crucial role in ensuring data accuracy, conducting quality assurance, and monitoring census fieldwork. In this blog post, we’ll explore the responsibilities, qualifications, and application process for Data Monitors. Discover how you can contribute to the data revolution and drive valuable statistical insights!

Driving Data Accuracy and Quality

As a Data Monitor for the Namibian Census 2023, you will be at the forefront of ensuring data accuracy and quality. Here are the key responsibilities associated with this position:

Planning and Implementation:

You will actively participate in the planning and scheduling of meetings and workshops for operational planning and implementation of population and housing census-related statistics.
Effective planning is essential for the smooth execution of data collection processes.

Field Staff Training and Interviews:

Data Monitors will play a crucial role in the training of field staff, equipping them with the necessary skills and knowledge.
You will conduct interviews with special populations in the Khomas region, contributing to comprehensive data collection.

Continuous Quality Assurance:

Ensuring data quality is a primary responsibility. You will engage in continuous quality assurance activities on a daily basis.
By conducting regular checks, you will provide feedback to the field staff, enabling timely improvements and accurate data reporting.

Census Fieldwork Monitoring:

Data Monitors actively participate in monitoring the census fieldwork, ensuring adherence to protocols and procedures.
By monitoring the process, you will contribute to the overall success of the census and data collection efforts.

Occupation and Industry Coding:

As data trickles in from the field, you will be responsible for quality assurance of the codes and descriptions for occupation and industry.
Your attention to detail will ensure accurate classification and categorization of data.

Qualifications and Requirements to become the Data Monitor for the Namibian Census 2023

To be considered for the position of Data Monitor, candidates must meet specific qualifications and requirements. Here’s what the NSA is looking for:

Educational Background:

Candidates should possess a Diploma in Statistics, Mathematics, Demography, Social Sciences with Statistics, or a similar field.
A Bachelor’s degree in the relevant disciplines would be an added advantage.

Attention to Detail and Analytical Skills:

As a Data Monitor, meticulous attention to detail and strong analytical skills are essential.
The ability to spot discrepancies and ensure data accuracy is a critical aspect of this role.

Application Process and Mandatory Documents to become the Data Monitor for the Namibian Census 2023

Ready to contribute to data accuracy and statistical insights as a Data Monitor? Follow these steps and ensure you have the required documents:

Application Submission:

Submit your application through the NSA’s online profile before the closing date of 30-06-2023.
Act now and seize the opportunity to be part of the data revolution!

Mandatory Documents:

Load certified (scanned) copies of the following documents onto your online profile:
- Identification documents (ID/Passport)
- Secondary school qualifications (Grade 11, Grade 12, or equivalent)
- Proof of residence in the constituency (Choose one of the following):
  - Certified declaration form (commissioner of oath or police)
  - Constituency verification form (certified by Councilor, Traditional Authority, or Headman)
  - Voter’s card (with specified constituency)
  - Municipal bill not older than two months (with a certified copy of ID and a verification letter)

Embrace the opportunity to play a vital role in data accuracy, quality assurance, and statistical insights as a Data Monitor with the NSA. By participating in fieldwork monitoring, conducting interviews, and ensuring data integrity, you’ll contribute to valuable decision-making processes. Apply now through the online profile before the closing date of 30-06-2023. Join the data revolution and make a meaningful impact on shaping Namibia’s future!