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The Resource Development- Communications Intern will work closely with the entire ARDC team to find new original content to write on the ARDC blog. The Communications Intern must be able to quickly extrapolate a narrative from donor reports and data. They must have a pulse on the good things happening within the community, and be able to independently pursue those stories.

Main Responsibilities:
● Attend at least one day of Reception per week
● Write content for blog posts and monthly updates
● Create narrative surrounding monthly or yearly data
● Writing of the annual report
● Creation of Monthly promotional materials

Skills, Knowledge, Abilities:
● Comfortable working with refugees and asylum seekers from a variety of backgrounds, including those with limited formal education and/or literacy skills
● Fluent English is mandatory, Hebrew is an advantage, Arabic is an advantage
● Excellent writing skills are a must
● Photography skills are an advantage
● Ability to work both independently and as part of a team
● Responsible, flexible, and dedicated
● Self motivated, and deadline oriented

The Resource Development Intern- Grant Writer will work closely with the Resource Development Manager in assessing project needs, collecting and analysing monthly data, and the initial drafting of grant proposals. The Grants Intern will also work closely with the ARDC project managers in the initial planning and writing of new programs for potential funding, and will keep track of the funding cycles.

Main Responsibilities:
● Conduct preliminary research on new and relevant donors
● Consolidation of monthly data for reporting
● Creation of Letter of Interest (LOI) Template
● Drafting initial grant proposals
● Meet and coordinate with ARDC focal points on upcoming grants

Skills, Knowledge, Abilities:
● Comfortable working with refugees and asylum seekers from a variety of backgrounds, including those with limited formal education and/or literacy skills
● Fluent English is mandatory, Hebrew is an advantage, Arabic is an advantage
● Excellent writing skills are a must
● Think independently and think on your feet.
● Ability to work both independently and as part of a team
● Responsible, flexible, and dedicated
● Self motivated, and deadline oriented

Scope of Position: The Education Programs Coordinator oversees the English and Hebrew classes offered in the
evenings at ARDC and all tutoring activities. He/She acts as the main ARDC contact for teachers and students,
manages curriculum development and the monitoring and evaluation of student progress.
Main Responsibilities:
• Recruit and train English and Hebrew teachers and tutors. Act as a resource for teachers and tutors.
• Evaluate student’s English and Hebrew levels (materials provided)
• Develop and maintain data and monitoring and evaluation systems for semester. Complete a report monthly.
• Act as the liaison between the education programs and the greater organization
• Manage all existing education programs and develop new programs when appropriate
Skills, Knowledge, Abilities:
• Comfortable working with refugees and asylum seekers from a variety of backgrounds, including those with
limited formal education and/or literacy skills
• Fluent English is mandatory, Hebrew is an advantage
• Ability to adapt to changing situations, comfortable working in a fast-paced, demanding environment
• Responsible, flexible, and dedicated
• PASSIONATE ABOUT EDUCATION!

35 hours per week

background in sociology or social sciences is preferable, fundraising, or if possible website development.