APHRC Kenya Jobs 2026: Qualitative and Quantitative Field Interviewers – Busia and Malaba

Overview

The African Population and Health Research Center is hiring Qualitative and Quantitative Field Interviewers based in Busia and Malaba, Kenya. These positions support Work Package 2 of the Climate Change, Agriculture, Food Systems and Economic Policy Project, studying the relationship between climate change, food security, nutrition, and cross-border trade. Candidates residing in Busia, Malaba, or neighbouring areas are particularly encouraged to apply.

Who can apply

Applicants for the Qualitative Field Interviewer role must hold a Bachelor’s degree in Social Sciences, Public Health, or another relevant academic discipline, along with demonstrated experience in qualitative research methods, Focus Group Discussions, In-Depth Interviews, and Key Informant Interviews. Applicants for the Quantitative Field Interviewer role need a secondary education completion with a minimum Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education grade of C Plain, proven experience in quantitative data collection, and familiarity with electronic data collection tools such as SurveyCTO or Open Data Kit. Both roles require fluency in English and Kiswahili, strong communication skills, and full-time availability throughout the study period.

Requirements

Interested candidates must submit a cover letter indicating their preferred position and current area of residence, along with an updated curriculum vitae containing academic qualifications, professional experience, research skills, and contact information for three referees.

How to apply

Applications must be submitted through the official African Population and Health Research Center Applicant Tracking System.

Key dates

The data collection exercise takes place between November 2026 and January 2027. The application deadline is November 13, 2026.