Bildungsreferent*in at HateAid gGmbH | BE, DE | Rezi

Bildungsreferent*in at HateAid gGmbH

Bildungsreferent*in

HateAid gGmbH · BE, DE

2 weeks ago

Bildungsreferent*in

HateAid gGmbH · BE, DE

14 days ago
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About the Role

As an Education Officer at HateAid, you will design and deliver targeted educational programs on online hate and digital citizenship, both online and in person. You will be responsible for planning, executing, and following up on events and workshops, developing innovative formats, and collaborating with partners to provide sustainable education and empower individuals to combat digital hate.

Responsibilities

  • Conception and delivery of educational events, seminars, and workshops (online, hybrid, and in-person)
  • Independent organization of appointments, travel, and coordination with organizers
  • Professional support and advice for participants and multipliers
  • Cooperation and networking with partner organizations, educational institutions, and authorities
  • Evaluation and quality assurance of existing and new educational offerings
  • Creation of digital educational and informational materials
  • Strategic co-design of educational work from the conception of new formats to the development of long-term educational strategies within the company

Requirements

  • Experience in planning and conducting educational events, ideally at least 2 years, e.g., in adult education or political education
  • Completed studies in humanities and/or social sciences (e.g., social work, social pedagogy, psychology, educational sciences) or a relevant vocational training. Personality and experience are more important than degrees.
  • Confident didactic competence and methodological diversity to design workshops interactively and target-group-oriented (e.g., with tools like PowerPoint, Menti, or similar applications)
  • Socio-political commitment and motivation to actively combat digital violence
  • Confident handling of digital tools for organization, communication, and presentation, especially with the MS Office suite
  • Willingness to travel for weekly business trips nationwide and work on weekends by arrangement
  • Residence in Germany and willingness for regular appointments at the Berlin location
  • Fluent German and good English skills, both written and spoken

Skills

  • Digital Citizenship
  • Digital Hate
  • PowerPoint
  • Menti
  • MS Office Suite
  • Organization
  • Communication
  • Presentation

Location

  • Berlin
  • Germany
  • Remote within Germany
  • EU
  • EEA
  • Switzerland

Work Type

  • Full-time
  • 40 hours per week
  • Hybrid
  • Remote
  • On-site

Experience Level

  • Minimum 2 years of experience in planning and conducting educational events

Education Level

  • Completed studies in humanities and/or social sciences (e.g., social work, social pedagogy, psychology, educational sciences) or a relevant vocational training

Benefits

  • Urban Sports membership
  • Employee discount platform
  • Company pension plan with an increased employer contribution of 30%
  • Individual supervision/preventive psychology
  • Time off in lieu for all overtime hours
  • 30 days of vacation per year (based on a 5-day week)
  • Paid time off on December 24th and 31st
  • Mobile working within Germany
  • Working from abroad (EU, EEA, Switzerland) by arrangement

About the Company

  • HateAid is a non-profit organization committed to human rights in the digital space since 2018.
  • We support victims of digital violence and advocate for legal and consumer protection reforms.
  • We engage in dialogue with policymakers, law enforcement, and platform operators, publishing position papers and statements.
  • Through campaigns, actions, and media work, we raise public awareness about digital violence.
  • Diversity is important to us, and we are continuously working to become a safe space for everyone.

Equal Opportunity

  • We are committed to creating a safe space for all individuals and encourage applications from those who share this value.