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Regional Communications Office...
CDI4 months ago
Job Description
Kumasi
CDI
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What this role involves
You will lead the creative and strategic execution of communication campaigns for Fondation Sep, managing everything from content creation and media relations to stakeholder engagement in Kumasi. Day-to-day, you’ll coordinate with local partners, oversee brand messaging across digital and print channels, and ensure all outputs align with the foundation’s mission. This is a hands-on agency role requiring you to juggle multiple projects while delivering measurable impact.
Key skills to highlight
Show fluency in bilingual communication (English/Twi preferred), proven experience in social behavior change campaigns, and mastery of tools like Canva, Adobe Suite, or Hootsuite. Emphasize your ability to manage budgets, produce compelling reports, and build trust with community leaders. A portfolio with Ghana-focused case studies (e.g., health or education initiatives) will set you apart.
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Before you apply
Verify the foundation’s official email domain (e.g., @fondationsep.org.gh) and cross-check the Terms of Reference on their website or LinkedIn page. Never pay any “registration fee” or share bank details upfront—genuine Ghanian foundation roles do not require this. If contacted via WhatsApp for an “interview,” pause and call their office directly.
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