We’re hiring! Could you be our next International Partnerships & Connect Coordinator?
- 3-4 days part time
- Flexible 50:50 hybrid – Sydney based office
- Dynamic team environment
For over 80 years, WorldShare has worked through local partnerships to transform lives and restore hope for vulnerable communities across Africa and Asia. We work alongside Christian organisations as they bring lasting change to their communities and share the gospel.
Join our small but dynamic team as our next International Partnerships & Connect Coordinator. In this role, you will nurture partnerships across Africa and Asia, provide project-cycle management support and monitoring, champion sector good practice, and liaise with Australian-based supporters.
This is an exciting opportunity for someone who is genuinely committed to locally led partnerships, enjoys building relationships, and thrives in a busy non-profit environment.
What you will bring to the role:
- 5–10 years of experience in International Development
- Commitment to high-quality, respectful, and collaborative partnerships
- Strong organizational and project management skills
- Understanding of sector quality standards
You can download a pdf version of the position description here: International Partnerships and WorldShare Connect Coordinator.
Ready to make hope tangible?
Apply now. please send us your CV and cover letter clearly describes your vaules and interest in this role, via email at recruitment@worldshare.org.au.
For further information about this position or our organisation, please get in touch on 1300 009 109 or by email at recruitment@worldshare.org.au, using the subject line: International Partnerships and Connect Coordinator Enquiry.
Please note: WorldShare is committed to safeguarding and maintaining an environment free from abuse, harassment, and exploitation. The recruitment process will include safeguarding questions and background checks including Police and Working With Children checks and referee checks. Applicants must have the legal right to work in Australia.