Social Impact Project Coordinator Hybrid (British Columbia)

Social Impact Project Coordinator Hybrid (British Columbia)

21 Sep
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Placements24
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British Columbia

21 Sep

Placements24

British Columbia

Drive social change as a Project Coordinator with a non-profit in Kimberley. This hybrid role emphasizes effective project management and team coordination to support community initiatives.

As a pivotal part of the team, you'll assist in planning and executing projects aimed at positive social transformation across the Northern Cape. Responsibilities include coordinating activities, tracking milestones, and facilitating communication with stakeholders and project teams. Engage directly with the community while enjoying the flexibility of a hybrid work model.

Key Responsibilities:
• Assist in planning and executing social impact projects
• Coordinate team activities and ensure deadlines are met
• Facilitate communication between teams and outside partners




• Track progress and propose solutions for challenges
• Organize meetings and maintain documentation

Requirements:
• Bachelor's degree in social sciences or similar discipline
• Previous experience in project coordination, preferably non-profit
• Robust organizational and detail-focused abilities
• Proficient communication and interpersonal skills
• Skilled in project management tools and Microsoft Office

Contribute to meaningful societal changes through effective project coordination and community engagement.
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📌 Social Impact Project Coordinator Hybrid (British Columbia)
🏢 Placements24
📍 British Columbia

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