Job offer at the African Youth Architects ( AYA)

The Secretariat of the African Youth Architects (AYA) in Rabat, Morocco, as part of the development of the AYA Secretariat, are pleased to announce that the AYA is recruiting TWO (2) young information-literates and enthusiastic Pan-Africanists, who are youth architects- and are passionate about the AU AGENDA 2063 and the SDG's.

The positions are VOLUNTARY and PART-TIME but INTERNS will all be COMPENSATED with some HANDSOME AMOUNT, a CERTIFICATE and be entitled to become a MEMBER of the African Youth Architects ( AYA)

Ideal candidates should preferrably have (1 Year Experience) as a Social Media Intern/ or Knowledge of Social Media in General (with Instagram and Facebook proficiency)

The Intern (s) will be responsible for:

1. Will report to Director for Admin and Information & Communications Department
2. Will control/ manage all social media pages of the AYA for a period of SIX (6) MONTHS
3. Must be passionate about youth work and have a clear vision/understanding of the UN, AU, ECOWAS blueprints.

Not necessarily an obligation, but applicants can be LIVING ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD/ must hold a diploma or a bachelor/undergraduate degree (BA/BSC or other) or equivalent certificate in relevant area. The WORK of the INTERNS is ONLINE ONLY!

Interested and qualify APPLICANTS can send their curriculum vitae ( CV) and one page COVER LETTER expressing their interest and clearly highlighting their comparative advantage for the job to AYA Secretariat via email to:

africanyoutharchitects@gmail.com

The cover letter should be addressed to:

Ag. EXECUTIVE CHAIRPERSON

African Youth Architects ( AYA)

Rabat, Morocco- West Africa

Deadline: 31st January 2019.

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