• Application Deadline:
• Position: Communication and Fundraising Lead



• Job Type Full Time



• Qualification BA/BSc/HND



• Experience 3 years



• Location Lagos




• Job Field Media / Advertising / Branding 
  
  

Job Summary

• In this role, you’ll craft compelling stories, build partnerships, and secure resources that support impactful teacher training, mentorship, and education reform programs


• In this role, you’ll craft compelling stories, build partnerships, and secure resources that support impactful teacher training, mentorship, and education reform programs.

Key Responsibilities

Communications:

• Create and execute a communications strategy that highlights the impact of teacher-focused programs.


• Manage social media accounts, newsletters, and press materials to raise public awareness.


• Produce content (success stories, blog posts, testimonials) that spotlights teachers, students, and communities.


• Collaborate with program teams to translate education outcomes into engaging narratives.


• Develop branding assets and maintain consistent visual and messaging guidelines.

Fundraising:

• Design and lead fundraising campaigns tailored to educational initiatives and donor interests.


• Write compelling grant proposals focused on teacher capacity building, digital literacy, and curriculum development.


• Identify and cultivate funding partnerships with education-based donors, foundations, and corporate sponsors.


• Maintain a donor CRM and coordinate prompt acknowledgment and stewardship activities.


• Plan donor engagement events, including site visits, webinars, or report-back sessions.

Skills & Qualifications

• A minimum of 3 years’ experience in non profit communications, fundraising, or education advocacy.


• Strong writing and storytelling skills, especially in the education and development space.


• Familiarity with digital tools for marketing and donor engagement.


• Grant writing experience with a focus on education-related themes.


• A deep passion for teacher empowerment, equity in education, and systemic change.


• Ability to work independently, juggle multiple priorities, and think creatively in a startup-style team.

Nice to Have:

• Experience working with educators or in teacher training initiatives.


• Familiarity with education-sector funders (e.g., UNESCO, Global Partnership for Education, local foundations).