Conseiller(ère) en communication numérique et storytelling

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Cuso InternationalCoopération internationale

Ouvert aux citoyens canadiens et aux résidents permanents du Canada uniquementContractMiddle

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Languages: Français et Anglais (Niveau 4 - Avancée)
Experience: Minimum de deux (2) années d'expérience

Requirements

Diplôme universitaire en communication, journalisme, marketing, design graphique, médias numériques ou domaine connexe
Minimum de deux (2) années d'expérience en communication ou domaine connexe
Expérience en communication web, rédaction de contenu ou gestion de plateformes numériques
Bonne connaissance des techniques de storytelling et de création de contenu engageant
Maîtrise du français et de l'anglais au niveau 4 (avancé)
Fournir deux références professionnelles et une référence personnelle
Passer un test d'évaluation linguistique
Accepter la politique de protection contre l'exploitation et les abus sexuels (PSEA) et le code de conduite

Responsibilities

Contribuer à l'animation et à l'amélioration de la plateforme dédiée au volontariat
Proposer de nouvelles rubriques et approches de contenu afin d'en accroître l'attractivité et la visibilité
Appuyer la création et la diffusion de contenus numériques adaptés aux différents publics cibles
Recueillir, analyser et valoriser les expériences et réalisations des volontaires
Rédiger des témoignages, portraits, articles et récits d'impact mettant en lumière les contributions des volontaires

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