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Sightsavers is looking for employees for positions:
communications officer
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Working hours
full-time | Contract
Responsibility
this is an exciting opportunity to join our growing organisational communications team and to help make the world more inclusive
about the role
sightsavers is looking for an experienced Communications Officer to help support the development of creative communications and raise awareness of the need for disability inclusive development on an international level
you will monitor and gather insights and analytics about communications activities, ensuring they are shared throughout the team and organisation
contract: 12-month Fixed Term Contract
hours: This is a full-time role with some flexibility around hours worked
we are looking for a talented Communications Officer to support in the delivery of the inclusion communications strategy and to develop creative communications content and communications products for an international audience
major aspects of this role will include gaining detailed understanding of the communication needs of Sightsavers’ programmes, creating and delivering the communication strategy in line with partners and donors and being the key point of contact for specific campaigns, including Equal World
Contract type
skills and Experience
this is a 12-month fixed term contract at full time hours . Standard office hours are 9-5 but we can consider flexibility around this
this is an ideal opportunity to utilise and build on your communications experience and interest in Sightsavers key thematic areas such as Disability Inclusion, Gender Equality, Economic Empowerment, Inclusive Education, Public Health, International Development