Session 2.1.3: Using competencies in staff recruitment Learning objectives: By the end of the session, participants will be able to: Apply the Core Humanitarian.

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Session 2.1.3: Using competencies in staff recruitment Learning objectives: By the end of the session, participants will be able to: Apply the Core Humanitarian Competency Framework to the task of recruitment Design and practise interview questions for humanitarian recruitment

CBHA definition of competencies The behaviours that employees must have, or must acquire, in order to achieve high levels of performance in their role

As a humanitarian manager responsible for recruiting members of your team, what key behaviours and skills (5) would you expect from someone in the role of logistics coordinator?

When writing questions – remember Focus on ‘essential’ competencies Each question should target a specific skill or competency Questions should be designed to gather evidence about how an individual behaves in a situation, backed up with a specific example of their competency