Communications Support Officer

The communications officer is expected to implement a wide range of communication activities under the leadership of the Country Director in liaison with the TRAFFIC staff in Viet Nam and Cambridge, UK. Expertise in communicating to a diverse audiences and in a variety of forms, including digital and print media, is required. The main tasks of the Communication Officer include, but are not limited to the following:

Liaise with TRAFFIC in Viet Nam’s Office Director and TRAFFIC in Viet Nam’s Head of Communications to continual update and improve TRAFFIC in Viet Nam’s communications plan;
Liaise with TRAFFIC’s Head of Communications to develop cohesive, impactful communications plans for all new projects;
Strengthen relationships with media representatives to acquire more exposure for projects and alert media about project activities;
Design/develop high-quality communication materials (press releases, briefing papers, brochures, fact sheets, presentations, etc.) to distribute to external audiences;
Administer TRAFFIC’s Facebook, YouTube accounts, and other social media tools;
Manage and archive all communication items and links;
Provide writing and editing support to technical reports to donors;
Support video production;
Ensure effective communications at multiple levels:
- Within the Vietnam and global TRAFFIC/ WWF network, TRAFFIC GLO
- With principal partners in non-governmental organisations, government agencies, academics, industry, donor communities, and other stakeholders
- With society at large including the private sector, project target audiences, and the general public
Stay informed of NGO communications trends, particularly with regard to conservation and wildlife trade;
Identify and engage influential communications agents of change;
Contribute creative idea to meet and report project objectives;
Undertake other tasks relevant to projects as assigned.

REQUIREMENTS

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in communications, social science, psychology, (social)marketing, project management, conservation/environment or other related related fields;
Minimum 3 years’ working experience preferably in communications, marketing, or social science;
Experience working with an international organisation is desirable;
Demonstrated project management skills;
Sound understanding of Vietnamese culture;
Excellent negotiation and communication skills;
Excellent command of English language; • Eligible to live and work in Vietnam;
Creative, flexible, and able to work under pressure;
The ability to travel to project locations in Vietnam or internationally when required;
A passion for the natural world and/or an understanding of conservation and environmental issues;
Committed to not using threatened species wildlife products and willing to be an ambassador for this cause even outside office hours;
Other necessary traits: lateral and creative thinker, of high integrity and supportive, flexible, team worker, accountable.

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Deadline: 4/1/2021

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