Training & Communications Coordinator (TCC) EATG

European AIDS Treatment Group

Brussels, Belgium

EATG is now looking for a Training & Communications Coordinator (TCC) to coordinate training projects where EATG is lead or partner organisation and the work on external communication (such as website, newsletters, press releases ...).

Key tasks include:

• Project proposal writing (fundraising);
• Project Coordination, Implementation and Evaluation including (but not limited to);
• Networking & collaboration;
• Developing an overall internal and external training strategy and (bi)annual workplan;
• Coordination of the trainers’ pool (including chairing pre-meeting etc);
• Defining EATG external communication priorities (short and long term) by developing an annual work plan;
• Supporting the strengthening of EATGs external communication and visibility;
• Establishing contacts with media, journalists, editors etc for press releases and publishing of articles;
• Coordinating and creating opportunities for external communication (press releases, open letters, …).

Terms and Conditions:

Applicants should have:

• relevant experience in a similar position (1-3 years);
• experience in methodology of trainings;
• experience in successfully writing funding applications;
• strong management and IT skills, such as website and listserv management;
• experience with social media and other online platforms;
• excellent English skills (both oral and written);
• the ability to work on multiple tasks in parallel.

Knowledge of Russian is an asset for the position as well as knowledge of - and experience in - HIV/AIDS, public health, human rights, or another related field.

This call is for a full-time position (38h/week) starting as a 1 year contract (3 months probation) with possibility to extend. The contract will start as soon as possible (ideally September 1 2012). The TCC will be employed within the Brussels EATG office. The TCC will receive a gross salary of 2500 EUR/month.

EATG is an equal opportunity employer which supports diversity and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, ethnicity, nationality, gender, age, disability, or sexual orientation. Commitment to EATG¹s mission and to the health and human rights of all people infected and affected by HIV/AIDS is essential.

To apply:

Please apply by clicking here.

Deadline for applications: May 11th 2012.

Interviews will probably take place in June. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.