\u2013 The junior project manager we are looking for will work together with me in the project \u201dYoung Vitality in Collaboration,\u201d says project manager Ottilia S\u00f6derstr\u00f6m (the picture above).<\/p>\n
The project has received 5.3 million in support from the Inheritance Fund and will start operationally in a first phase during May.<\/p>\n
\u2013 We have advertised the position as junior project manager and want to have our new employee in place by September 1 at the latest. \u201dYoung Vitality in Collaboration\u201d is a comprehensive project and in addition to me, another full-time employee is needed. It is also important to bring in a junior project manager who has a broad network among young people in the rural areas of Gotland, says Ottilia.<\/p>\n
The junior project manager will actively work to be where young people are and capture their needs and interests, in order to shape the project's content and activities accordingly.
\nThe tasks also include coordinating a young action group and a young network to empower young people in leadership, association theory, and organizing pedagogy. <\/p>\n
\u2013 The junior project manager will also, together with me, lead generational meetings between young people (12\u201325 years) and the secondary target group 65+. This is to strengthen the capacity of older people to include young people, explains Ottilia.<\/p>\n
The position also includes communicating the project via social media with text, photo, and film. <\/p>\n
\u2013 You who are applying for the position should therefore have a junior profile, which may mean that you have recently completed high school or another higher education and are at the beginning of your career. And of course, it is important that you are passionate about young people's inclusion and rural development, says Ottilia.<\/p>\n