ASSISTANT PROJECTS AND FUNDRAISING COORDINATOR – Cancer Association of Namibia 6 views

Candidates usually need a diploma or degree in marketing, communications, business administration, or a related field. Practical experience in project support, event coordination, or fundraising activities, particularly within the non-profit sector, is highly valued.

You would typically assist with project planning, execution, and monitoring, as well as support fundraising campaigns and donor engagement activities. This includes tasks like preparing reports, coordinating logistics for events, and maintaining communication with stakeholders.

Namibian non-profits often value dedication, adaptability, and a strong sense of community impact. Punctuality, strong interpersonal skills for collaboration, and a proactive approach to problem-solving are generally expected in the workplace.

With demonstrated success and further skill development, you could advance to a Projects Coordinator, Fundraising Officer, or even a Marketing and Communications Manager role. Specialisation in grant writing, donor relations, or program management within the non-profit sector is also a common growth trajectory.

Full-time employees in Namibia generally receive benefits including annual leave (usually 20-24 days), sick leave, and often maternity leave in line with labour laws. Many employers also provide contributions towards medical aid schemes and pension funds.