A Local NGO seeks a Programme Officer – Media and Communications

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Programme Officer – Media and Communications

Post Date:February 8, 2022
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Career Level Officer
Qualification Degree
Experience 1-3 Years
Industry Non Governmental

Job Description

Job summary

Reporting to the Programme Manager, the officer will be responsible for designing, planning and implementing the organisation’s communication strategy. The officer will be responsible for handling communication with various stakeholders in line with the organization’s vision and mission.

Qualifications and experience

A Degree in Media Studies, or related field;
A minimum of two years of relevant work experience;
Ability to design posters and flyers; some graphic design experience preferred;
Proven experience in project administration, management and implementation;
Must be well conversant in youth and empowerment issues;
Knowledge and interest in current affairs and international relations, along with experience of dealing with the media;
Social Media Savvy;
Good communication skills and well conversant in Shona / Ndebele a must.

Required competencies

Team player and self-motivated;
Computer and design software literate;
Experience in report writing;
Class 4 driver’s license a must;
Good networking skills;
Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines.

To apply

Interested and qualified persons should submit a CV, application letter and A 5 page maximum portfolio of social media posts, links to videos, press releases, articles that you have produced. These documents should be sent to : [email protected] specifying ‘Programme Officer – Media and Communications’ in the subject line.

Deadline: 11 February 2022 (COB)

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