Communications Manager, Sabah Terrestrial Conservation Programme)
We are looking for a Communications Manager who will design, develop and implement clear and effective communications strategy for the Sabah Terrestrial Conservation Programme, maintain an overview and coordinate the output of communications activities, and be the vital link between Communications and the conservation priorities of the Programme.
Possible secondment for 1 year or a 12 months contract (renewable)
1. To plan and carry out effective communications and advocacy activities for the Sabah
Terrestrial Conservation Programme, focusing efforts on the strategies of spatial planning,
protected areas, habitat restoration, increased enforcement, and effective river basin
management.
2. To ensure consistency of messaging on the Sabah Terrestrial Conservation Programme to
stakeholders and general public through appropriate media channels on a timely basis.
3. To support the programme leader in communications and advocacy efforts on the
programme with various government agencies in Sabah and to take forward WWF’s
conservation initiatives in Sabah.
4. To create and develop strategic ways to communicate and raise the profile of the WWF
brand and our conservation work, and deliver impactful stories to key stakeholders.
5. To develop strategic communications materials on the programme’s conservation targets
and strategies to facilitate additional fundraising for the programme and for other
conservation work of WWF-Malaysia.
6. To provide supervision to the communications officer in implementing the programme
objectives.
7. To participate wholeheartedly in the general activities of WWF-Malaysia, particularly events
and activities that require the full support and participation of all staff members, whether or
not the focus of any particular event or activity has any bearing on the job description and
assigned project objectives and activities.
1. Degree in communications, media or related discipline. Special training and experience in
conservation would be an advantage.
2. At least five (5) years of experience in the area of environmental or conservation
communications, with the last 3 years in a senior position.
3. Proven success record in advocacy and engagement communications
Required Skills and Competencies
1. Excellent knowledge and passion for conservation and environmental issues.
2. Excellent communications skills to cater to various levels and types of audience and
stakeholders.
3. Excellent writing and speaking skills in English and Bahasa Malaysia.
4. Must be computer literate and have the ability to use appropriate technology for presentation
to partners, stakeholders and potential donors.
5. Excellent interpersonal skills.
6. Meticulous and consistent approach to work, and ability to produce quality outputs.
7. Must be able to work with minimal supervision.
8. Adhere to WWF’s brand values: Knowledgeable, Optimistic, Determined and Engaging
Deadline for applications: 30th June 2014
WWF is an equal opportunity employer and committed to having a diverse workforce.
Location/Contract Details:
WWF office in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah MalaysiaPossible secondment for 1 year or a 12 months contract (renewable)
Main responsibilities:
Job Responsibilities1. To plan and carry out effective communications and advocacy activities for the Sabah
Terrestrial Conservation Programme, focusing efforts on the strategies of spatial planning,
protected areas, habitat restoration, increased enforcement, and effective river basin
management.
2. To ensure consistency of messaging on the Sabah Terrestrial Conservation Programme to
stakeholders and general public through appropriate media channels on a timely basis.
3. To support the programme leader in communications and advocacy efforts on the
programme with various government agencies in Sabah and to take forward WWF’s
conservation initiatives in Sabah.
4. To create and develop strategic ways to communicate and raise the profile of the WWF
brand and our conservation work, and deliver impactful stories to key stakeholders.
5. To develop strategic communications materials on the programme’s conservation targets
and strategies to facilitate additional fundraising for the programme and for other
conservation work of WWF-Malaysia.
6. To provide supervision to the communications officer in implementing the programme
objectives.
7. To participate wholeheartedly in the general activities of WWF-Malaysia, particularly events
and activities that require the full support and participation of all staff members, whether or
not the focus of any particular event or activity has any bearing on the job description and
assigned project objectives and activities.
What you need:
Required Qualifications1. Degree in communications, media or related discipline. Special training and experience in
conservation would be an advantage.
2. At least five (5) years of experience in the area of environmental or conservation
communications, with the last 3 years in a senior position.
3. Proven success record in advocacy and engagement communications
Required Skills and Competencies
1. Excellent knowledge and passion for conservation and environmental issues.
2. Excellent communications skills to cater to various levels and types of audience and
stakeholders.
3. Excellent writing and speaking skills in English and Bahasa Malaysia.
4. Must be computer literate and have the ability to use appropriate technology for presentation
to partners, stakeholders and potential donors.
5. Excellent interpersonal skills.
6. Meticulous and consistent approach to work, and ability to produce quality outputs.
7. Must be able to work with minimal supervision.
8. Adhere to WWF’s brand values: Knowledgeable, Optimistic, Determined and Engaging
How to apply?
Email a cover letter and CV to careersjobs@wwf.org.my with the subject line Communications Manager, Sabah Terrestrial Conservation ProgrammeDeadline for applications: 30th June 2014
WWF is an equal opportunity employer and committed to having a diverse workforce.
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