Communication Officer (Part Time)

About the role

The Women's Programs Association (WPA), a non-profit NGO supporting Palestinian refugee women and youth in Lebanon, is looking for a part-time Communication Officer (three days per week) to strengthen its communication and visibility, improve its digital presence and produce clear, engaging materials that reflect its mission. The post reports to the Executive Director and works with program teams; the contract is for one year, extendable, starting immediately.

Key responsibilities

• Digital communication: manage and schedule WPA's social media accounts, prepare and publish posts, visuals and captions, monitor engagement and recommend improvements.
• Communication and visibility: implement the Communication and Visibility Plan, produce posters, banners, presentations, brochures and other materials, keep the logo and visual identity consistent, and write success stories and activity highlights.
• Website and digital platforms: keep the website and the LinkedIn Company Page up to date, maintain the Meta Business Suite, archive digital assets and ensure content accuracy.
• Coordination and reporting: coordinate with program teams, submit materials for approval, maintain a repository of communication materials, develop the annual narrative report and carry out other assigned tasks.

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree in communications, journalism, PR, media studies, marketing, international relations, development studies or a related field; a Master's degree is an asset.
• At least 3 years of progressively responsible experience in communications, PR, media relations, advocacy or information management; 4-5 years preferred for independent strategy work.
• Experience in an NGO, UN agency, humanitarian organization or development project is strongly preferred.
• Desirable: experience with communication plans, social-media calendars, newsletters, fact sheets, project reporting and donor communication.

Required skills

• Strong social media and digital communication skills.
• Graphic design and visual communication; working knowledge of Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel).
• Proficiency in at least one design tool (Canva, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign or equivalent).
• Basic photography, video capture and editing; excellent writing in English and Arabic.
• Understanding of humanitarian principles, protection mainstreaming, gender equality, disability inclusion and conflict sensitivity.

To apply, candidates complete the application form and send their CV by email, along with samples of previous communication or design work if available. Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted, and selected appointees must comply with WPA's safeguarding, protection, confidentiality and PSEA policies.