SBC Graphic Design Work Consultant at Save The Children

Save the Children invests in childhood - every day, in times of crisis and for our future. In the United States and around the world, we give children a healthy start, the opportunity to learn and protection from harm. By transforming children's lives now, we change the course of their future and ours. Please give monthly and support our mission. Save the Children is working to strengthen health systems and support maternal and child health in four northern states. Much work needs to be done for Nigeria to deliver its promises on Millennium Development Goals 4 and 5 (which aim to reduce child mortality and improve maternal health) before 2015. Facts About Nigeria More than 173 Million people live there The average girl stays in school only until she's 9 123 out of 1000 children die before their 5th birthday A parent earns an average of just $4 a day Our Work Save the Children has been working in Nigeria since 2001. We're helping to improve health systems in northern Nigeria to delivery maternal, newborn, and child health services, including the revival of routine immunization.

Scope of Work for the Consultant (Graphic Designer)  

The graphic designer will be expected to provide the following services:

1. Provide technical inputs on the draft flipbooks and IEC materials 
2. Create an aesthetic appealing and context appropriate pictorials on Facilitator Flipbook with GSK/ Save the Children brand identity for the GSK project.
3. Create user-friendly and context appropriate pictorials on IEC materials (posters and handbills) GSK/ Save the Children brand identity for the GSK project.
4. Produce draft flipbooks and IEC materials for review and pretesting (electronic and hard copies)
5. Based on the review by the technical team and the pretesting of the materials, apply recommendations and finalize materials for production. 

Tasks

1. Meet with SCI staff at SCI office for a joint review of the existing flipbook and IEC materials (2 days)
2. Based on the meeting, produce pictorials and apply them to relevant sections of the materials with textual adjustments and produce first draft (10 days)
3. Present first draft of materials with SCI for initial review and feedback before pretest (2 days)
4. Produce printed copies of materials (as outlined in output below) for pretest (1day)
5. Make final adjustment on the materials after pretest and produce electronic versions of the document (2 days)

Outputs

1. First draft of facilitator flipbook for CAC/PDQS group electronic (English) versions produced
2. First draft of posters electronic (English) versions produced
3. Printed copies of flipbook (one each for English) produced for pretest
4. Printed copies of posters and handbills (5 each in Lagos and Kano for English) produced for pretest
5. Finalized versions of facilitator’s flipbook for men’s and women’s group (Englis) produced (electronic) 
6. Finalized versions of posters and handbills (English) produced (electronic)

Qualifications And Experience

1. Knowledge and experience in graphic design, layout and document development
2. Experience working with INGOs and NGOs
3. Degree/certificate in Graphic Design, Art, Mass Communication, or related fields from a recognized institution will be added advantage

Method of Application

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