Are you a student interested in communication, storytelling, content and social media? Then you might be our new Junior Communications Intern at GAME Tunisia.

Are you a student interested in communication, storytelling and social media? Do you enjoy turning ideas and activities into engaging content? And would you like to gain hands-on experience with communication and outreach in an international NGO working with young people across Tunisia and the wider region?

Then you might be our new Junior Communications Intern at GAME Tunisia.

GAME uses street sports and street culture to create lasting social change for children and young people. We work across Europe, the Middle East and Africa, supporting young people to become active participants and positive changemakers in their communities.

We are looking for a creative, organised and proactive student who can support communication, outreach and visibility across GAME Tunisia’s projects and activities. The intern will contribute to content creation, social media management, events communication and outreach activities, while also supporting communication efforts connected to GAME's programmes and initiatives.

THE POSITION
As Junior Communications Intern, you will support communication and outreach across GAME Tunisia’s projects and activities.

This is a dynamic student role combining project communication, outreach and digital content. You may help promote activities, create content from events and workshops, support GAME Tunisia’s social media and collect stories about the young people and communities involved in our work.

You will work closely with the GAME Tunisia team, Communications services providers and, when relevant, colleagues working with GAME’s regional programmes. The role will vary depending on current projects and activities, and there will be room to bring your own ideas and gradually take on more responsibility.

Key responsibilities include:

• Supporting the management of GAME Tunisia's social media channels, particularly Facebook and Instagram.
• Writing engaging content for social media, website updates, campaigns and outreach activities.
• Creating simple visual content using Canva or similar tools.
• Capturing photos, videos and stories during activities, events and workshops.
• Supporting event communication before, during and after project activities.
• Coordinating with graphic designers,, photographers, videographers and other communication service providers.
• Tracking communication deliverables, milestones and deadlines.
• Supporting quality assurance of communication products and materials.
• Collecting participant stories, testimonials and impact stories.
• Contributing to outreach and visibility efforts targeting young people, communities and partners.
• Supporting communication activities related to GAME's regional programmes when relevant.

WE EXPECT THAT YOU

• Are currently studying communication, marketing, media, journalism, design or another relevant field.
• Have an interest in communication, social media and digital storytelling.
• Have some experience creating content for social media or other digital platforms, whether through work, studies, volunteering or your own projects.
• Can communicate clearly and creatively with different audiences.
• Can write confidently in Tunisian Arabic and English.
• Have an eye for visual communication and are comfortable creating simple photo, video and graphic content.
• Have experience with, or are interested in learning, tools such as Canva, CapCut or similar platforms.
• Are organised, reliable and can work independently on agreed tasks.
• Enjoy meeting people and are comfortable participating in activities and events to collect stories and content.
• Are curious about youth engagement, civil society and social change.
• Enjoy working with people from different backgrounds and cultures.

Experience with digital advertising, analytics or more advanced design and editing tools is an advantage, but not a requirement.

WE OFFER

• A student position where you can gain practical experience in communication, outreach and international development.
• The opportunity to contribute directly to projects working with youth and communities in Tunisia.
• Experience with both local and regional communication activities.
• The opportunity to develop your skills in content creation, social media, storytelling, outreach and event communication.
• Responsibility for your own tasks combined with support and sparring from colleagues.
• A dynamic and international working environment where there is room to bring your own ideas.
• The opportunity to use your communication skills to contribute to positive social change for children and young people.

WORKING HOURS AND LOCATION
The position is approximately 15 hours per week and is designed to be combined with your studies.

Your primary workplace will be GAME Tunisia in Tunis, with flexibility in how the hours are organised around your studies and exams.

As some communication activities are connected to events and project activities, occasional evening or weekend work may occur.

Expected start date is the 15th of October 2026, and the role is for 8 months (ending 15th June 2027).

APPLICATION
Application deadline: 5th October 2026

Please submit your CV and a short motivation explaining why you are interested in the position and what you would bring to the role.

We would also love to see examples of something you have created. This could be social media content, photography, video, graphic design, an article, a campaign or another piece of communication you are proud of.

Please send your application to [email protected]

RECRUITMENT PROCESS
We hope to fill the position as soon as possible. For questions about the role, please contact Yosra Nebti, [email protected]

WE LOVE DIVERSITY
We believe diversity matters and that different backgrounds, perspectives and experiences make our organisation stronger. If this position sounds interesting, we encourage you to apply and contribute to GAME with exactly who you are.

CHILDREN'S RIGHTS & CODE OF CONDUCT
GAME's recruitment procedures reflect our high standards for safeguarding everyone involved in GAME, with particular attention to children and young people participating in our activities and programmes.

All GAME employees are required to sign GAME's Code of Conduct, provide relevant references and comply with GAME's safeguarding and recruitment procedures.

ABOUT GAME
GAME is an international NGO using youth-led street sports and street culture to create lasting social change.

Founded in Denmark in 2002, GAME trains young people as leaders and role models in street sports and civil society, establishes innovative facilities and supports street sports communities and social entrepreneurs.

GAME works across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.