The Institute of Legal Practice and Development (ILPD) based in Nyanza, Southern Province, is a public higher institution of learning specializing in the provision of practical legal training. In addition to the postgraduate diploma in legal practice, the postgraduate diploma in legislative drafting (due to start in September 2012) and the numerous continuing legal education training, the institute conducts legal research as consultancy service to the justice sector. This advertisement relates to a specific research proposal on alternatives to imprisonment in Rwanda.
The institute has been given a number of research assignments by the Justice sector and is hereby recruiting legal research assistants to assist the lead consultant(s) with the collection of data. The tools for data collection are currently being developed by the lead consultant(s).
Profile of the required person:
a) Must have graduated with either a Bachelor of Laws or a Bachelor of Social Sciences;
b) Must be able to speak Kinyarwanda and, either French or English;
c) Must be available throughout the duration of the assignment;
d) Must be able to move from place to place as per instructions of the lead consultant(s);
e) Must demonstrate having conducted field research involving interviewing people and recording responses;
Application:
All applicants who wish to apply for this short term assignment must submit the following information to the address below:
a) Photocopies of academic certificates and diplomas.
b) Photocopies of ID.
c) A Curriculum Vitae.
A letter of application and all these should be sealed in an envelope marked “For the attention of the Vice Rector, Administration and Finance, Institute of Legal Practice and Development, Nyanza, Southern Province. The full dossier should reach the address not later than 2nd August 2012 at 4 pm.
Details about the specific duties of the legal research assistants and other research staff can found at our website: www.ilpd.ac.rw Open the announcements link marked Announcements and look for ‘Research on Alternatives to Imprisonment’.
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