
Communications and Logistics Officer at So They Can Tanzania
Job Role Insights
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Date posted
2025-08-12
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Closing date
2025-08-17
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Hiring location
Babati Manyara
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Career level
Middle
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Qualification
Bachelor Degree
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Experience
3 Years
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Quantity
1 person
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Gender
both
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Job ID
121655
Job Description
The Communications and Logistics Officer will play a dual role in supporting the mission of So They Can Tanzania. You will develop and implement a comprehensive communications plan in collaboration with the Communications Team at So They Can International (STC-I), while also managing the day-to-day logistic needs of the organization at the country level.
Key Responsibilities
Communications
- Work closely with the STC-I Communications Team to develop and implement a clear and localized communications strategy, aligned with So They Can’s global communications strategy.
- Produce quarterly updates and an annual report on So They Can’s Tanzania’s programs and activities to share with the Government of Tanzania and stakeholders.
- Regularly collect and produce impact stories, including participant interviews and case studies (a combination of written, photos and video content).
- Support the production of marketing materials including pamphlets, brochures, newsletters, and other branded collateral.
- Provide timely and compelling content for engagement internally on Slack, and externally for website, social media platforms, blog posts, and donor reports.
- Maintain and organize a digital media archive, including high-quality photos and videos (Google Drive).
- Ensure that all communications content aligns with the organization’s branding and ethical standards.
Logistics
- Supervise organizational drivers to ensure staff and visitor safety and security.
- Ensure vehicles are well-maintained, roadworthy, and compliant with insurance and safety requirements.
- Welcome and support visitors including volunteers, staff, and guests, ensuring smooth logistics and hospitality.
- Arrange transportation and accommodation for all incoming guests and coordinate with the Country Manager regarding upcoming visitors.
- Provide logistical support during emergencies, ensuring preparedness and proactive coordination.
- Organize logistics for events, trainings, field visits, and workshops.
Compliance & Support
- Manage consent database, ensuring consent forms from partner schools for all new students, and ensure existing students’ consent forms are collected and up to date.
- Ensure all staff, volunteers, consultants, and stakeholders understand and sign adherence to the Child Protection Code of Conduct and Ethical Photography guidelines.
- Coordinate policy orientation and compliance training for staff and partners.
- Perform duties as the Data Protection Officer for the Organization, including submission of quarterly compliance reports to the Personal Data Protection Commission
- Perform any other duties assigned by the Country Manager or Program Managers.
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
- Submit at least one impact story or video per month.
- Coordinate a minimum of one local radio program per month highlighting So They Can Tanzania’s work.
- Share weekly photo updates of projects in collaboration with STC-I Comms.
- Ensure all projects and staff are properly branded
- Provide reliable and seamless transport logistics to the project team year-round
- Coordinate and track policy and code of conduct training for all relevant stakeholders
- Ensure 100% compliance with child protection and ethical photography guidelines among all partners
Experience and Qualifications
Required:
- Minimum of 3 years of experience in communications, public relations, marketing, or branding, preferably within an NGO or development context.
- Proven ability to create written content for diverse audiences, including storytelling, media pieces, and promotional material.
- Proven ability and experience capturing high-quality photographic and video content.
- Strong organizational and time management skills, with the ability to manage multiple responsibilities simultaneously.
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, both verbal and written, in English and Swahili.
- Proficient in digital tools including Google Drive, Canva, MS Office, social media platforms, and basic photo/video editing software.
Desirable:
- Previous experience working with international development organizations or in the education and child rights sector.
- Experience with content creation for media, including radio, TV and community engagement platforms.
- Familiarity with child protection principles and ethical communications practices.
Note:
This job description is not exhaustive and may be reviewed and adjusted based on organizational priorities and evolving responsibilities.
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