Stichting Leesplezier organises several projects to realise its goals. The projects are appealing and adventurous because they are varied in, for example, working methods, use of media, art forms, ...
Graphic Designer
Contact person
Nanda Roep
#91245
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Summary
Are you a creative with a passion for reading and graphic design? Stichting Leesplezier is looking for you!
Detailed description
Are you a creative with a passion for reading and graphic design? Stichting Leesplezier is looking for enthusiastic volunteers to strengthen our message! Together we work on increasing reading pleasure and language development in the Netherlands.
What are you going to do?
You help us by creating beautiful, creative designs for our:
- Social media posts
- Newsletter
- Website
- Worksheets and other materials
What do we offer you?
- A chance to use your creativity for a good cause.
- Flexible working hours: work where and when it suits you.
- Collaboration in a small, passionate team that values your ideas.
- A nice addition to your portfolio and a way to develop new skills.
- The pleasure of contributing to a positive social impact.
Who are we looking for?
Someone with a passion for graphic design and a heart for language and reading. Experience with tools such as Canva, Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator/InDesign is a plus, but we find your enthusiasm and willingness to think along at least as important!
Do you want to use your talent to increase reading pleasure? Contact us and become part of our team!
Together we make reading magical again!
What volunteers need
🗣️ Native language skills
About Stichting Leesplezier
Stichting Leesplezier organises several projects to realise its goals. The projects are appealing and adventurous because they are varied in, for example, working methods, use of media, art forms, materials and guest lecturers. Stichting Leesplezier also offers plenty of free downloads with creative activities for in the classroom. Because these activities tie in with the books, they stimulate reading from different directions.
