Work with us
Social Change School has been the main training School for Nonprofit managers for more than 20 years. Since 1997, we have trained more than 1300 professionals, with 100.000 hours of training and an extremely high employment rate for our graduates within one year from the end of the Master.
Social Change School’s staff shares values and ethics, responsibility and commitment, giving full attention to our students and ensuring the quality of the service and results orientation. If you want to become part of our team, discover our vacancies.
Vacancies
Job position: Master HOPE-Humanitarian Operation in Emergency – Part-time Didactic Coordinator
Where: remotely and in presence when Workshops in Rome and Madrid
Starting date: January 2025 (pre-training on Dec. 2024)
Duration: 24-36 month (January 2025-January 2026-27)
Planned commitment: Part-time (around 50 hours per month)
Compensation: to be defined in relation to the candidate’s skills and experience
About us
The Social Change School, active since 1997, is the world’s leading international institution in the field of international development, humanitarian aid and third sector management. The School’s mission is to train professionals and managers for social change, international development, humanitarian aid, worldwide, with a specific focus on Africa,
Social Change School Alumni Community is the wides worldwide network of international cooperation professionals.
Since 1997 the School has trained a generation of top performing managers and professionals in all the continents.
Passion and innovation are part of our Culture- as we introduced the Management for Third Sector Organizations in Italy (1998), the masters programme and e-learning in the third sectors in Europe (1998), Social Innovation in Italy (2012) and the AI in Project Management for international development in Europe (2022).
Description of the role:
The selected person will have the role of Master Didactic Coordinator at the Social Change School, including around classroom Workshops in presence to be carried out between Madrid and Rome.
During the first stage, you will receive support in the form of coaching and training in the areas of work and organisational culture.
The ideal candidate should be highly motivated to work in the social and educational field. With experience preferably in the field of training and/or in humanitarian sector, as Project Manager or similar. Strong results orientation, attention to detail and accuracy, problem solving and multitasking, with the ability to create internal cohesion, optimism, and commitment.
More in detail, the successful candidate will be responsible for:
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- Overall coordination of Master HOPE didactic activities
- Online tutoring through the e-learning platform: virtual classroom training, chat management, forum, noticeboard, uploading and management of didactic modules.
- Organisation of face-to-face workshops: logistics, venue management, contact with teachers.
- Classroom tutoring when required
- Monitoring of the training and learning process in the various environments of the e-learning platform: elaboration of tests and exercises, elaboration of reports, seminars, and Master.
- Follow the Project Works process and the students’ teams.
Requirements:
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- Possibility to organize the 3-4 days workshops in presence once a month (Rome, Madrid- Europe)
- Bachelor’s degree in education, Psychology, Political Science, Social Sciences, Economics, and/or related subjects
- Strong motivation and commitment to the education and social sector – NGOs.
- Excellent knowledge of English
- Excellent knowledge of the Office package and Internet browsing.
- Passion for didactics and or international development
Other desirable requirements:
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- Knowledge of the Moodle e-learning platform.
- Work experience (also junior) in the field of training or humanitarian sector
- Good knowledge of Italian (minimum level B2, spoken and written).
- Specific experience in the field of training, tutoring and classroom management.
- Practice with Microsoft or Google package (Outlook, Planner, Calendar, etc)
- Practice with AI
- Living in Rome
- Being a Social Change Former Student
To apply, please send a cover letter and CV to vacancy@socialchangeschool.org and to with the subject “Master HOPE Coordinator”.
Applications will be received until 20th December 2024.
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(Part Time) Social Change School Alumni Community Manager (the wider worldwide network of international cooperation professionals and managers with more than 1500 alumni)
Objective to relaunch Social Change School COMMUNITY – .
Are you passionate about fostering connections and building vibrant communities? Social Change School is seeking a Part-Time Community Manager for its Alumni Network to oversee and enhance the engagement of our exclusive Alumni community.
Job position: Community Manager
Deadline: 20 december
Where: remotely
Starting date: January 2025 (induction on Dec. 2024)
Duration: 24-36 month (January 2024-January 2026-27)
Planned commitment: Part-time (around 30-40 hours per month)
Compensation: to be defined in relation to the candidate’s skills and experience
About us
The Social Change School, active since 1997, is the world’s leading international institution in the field of international development, humanitarian aid and third sector management. The School’s mission is to train professionals and managers for social change, international development, humanitarian aid, worldwide, with a specific focus on Africa,
Social Change School Alumni Community is the wides worldwide network of international cooperation professionals.
Since 1997 the School has trained a generation of top performing managers and professionals in all the continents.
Passion and innovation are part of our Culture- as we introduced the Management for Third Sector Organizations in Italy (1998), the masters programme and e-learning in the third sectors in Europe (1998), Social Innovation in Italy (2012) and the AI in Project Management for international development in Europe (2022).
Key Responsibilities:
- Online Community management: oversee and manage the Alumni community on our exclusive LinkedIn group, in collaboration with the Career Development Service Lead. Support engagement across other relevant channels as needed.
- Communication coordination: develop and send targeted Direct Email Marketing (DEM) campaigns in collaboration with the school’s Communication Lead, ensuring timely and impactful communication with our Alumni network.
- Event planning: design and organize 1-2 in-person events for the Alumni community each year, working closely with the Social Change School staff to deliver memorable and meaningful experiences.
What we’re looking for:
- Proven experience in community management, alumni network,
- event planning, or related roles
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
- Familiarity with LinkedIn and other online engagement platforms.
- Practice with Microsoft or Google package (Outlook, Planner, Calendar, etc)
- Practice with AI
- Organizational skills and the ability to manage multiple projects effectively.
- A passion for social change and community building is a strong plus!
What we offer:
- A dynamic remote and part-time role with flexible hours.
- The opportunity to work with an engaged and inspiring community of changemakers.
- The chance to contribute meaningfully to the mission of Social Change School.
If you’re ready to make an impact and play a pivotal role in strengthening the bonds within our Alumni network, we’d love to hear from you!
How to apply:
Send your CV and a brief cover letter explaining your motivation and experience to vacancy@socialchangeschool.org by 18 december 2024- object: “Alumni Community Manager”
Join us and be the change! 🌍
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Spontaneous applications
Do you believe you can make the difference by working with us in the didactics, communication or administration areas, but there are no vacancies at the moment? Does your profile not meet the position requirements? Do not worry, you can still send us a spontaneous application at vacancy@socialchangeschool.org attaching your CV and a detailed Cover Letter and with the Object “Spontaneous Application” (should the required documents be missing, the application won’t be taken into consideration).
We will review your documents and you will be joining our roster of candidates for future selections.
Thank you for your interest.
