Communications Volunteer (E-Volunteer)
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Communications Advisor (E-Volunteer) |
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Project |
Volunteers for Healthy Animals and Healthy Communities (V4H2) |
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Placement Location |
Home based |
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Duration |
1-4 months |
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Start Date |
November 2018 (or as soon as possible) |
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Pre-Departure Training Dates |
N/A |
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Eligibility Requirements |
Open to all |
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Language Requirements |
Essential: |
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Academic Qualifications |
Essential:
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Professional Background/Skills |
Essential:
Desirable:
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Placement Goal and Objectives (Preliminary) |
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How to Apply |
If interested, please send your resume and a covering letter which clearly indicate the position you are applying for, and how your qualifications meet the requirements of this posting. Resume and cover letters can be sent to: Allyson Fradella at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. |
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About Veterinarians Without Borders |
For about ten years, Veterinarians without Borders/Vétérinaires sans Frontières (VWB/VSF-Canada) has been sending Canadian Veterinarians and Vet students to poor communities around the world to help increase the knowledge and skills of small-scale farmers to keep their cows, chickens, goats, pigs, guinea fowl and other livestock healthy, well-fed and housed securely. VWB/VSF-Canada works for, and with, communities in need to foster the health of animals, people and the environment that sustain us. VWB/VSF-Canada works nationally and internationally to improve animal health knowledge, livelihoods development and public health. |
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About the Project: Volunteers for Healthy Animals and Healthy Communities (V4H2) |
Volunteers for Healthy Animals and Healthy Communities (V4H2) project is a five-year program funded by Global Affairs Canada (GAC) through the Volunteer-Cooperation Program (VCP). For five years (from 2015 to 2020), Over 100 Canadian volunteers will work with local organizations and community partners in six developing countries to help create integrated animal health systems that will help to strengthen the livelihoods and household nutrition of livestock small-scale farmers.
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