Career Opportunity in Cameroon: Are you a content creator? Apply now for AU-EU Champions to win 3000 USD and several travel benefits in African countries
2 min readDeadline: 17 October 2024
About
AU-EU Champions
The African Union (AU) and the European Union (EU) are long-term partners. To celebrate this solid partnership, both unions joined forces and created the AU-EU Champions project.
This annual initiative aims to enhance the positive impact of joint AU-EU policies, programmes and projects in Africa through the perspective of digital creators: TikTokers, Instagrammers, YouTubers, vloggers and podcasters.
Our stories, your lens.
For its first ever edition, 5 pilot countries have been selected: Cameroon, Ghana, Kenya, Morocco and Mozambique. They cover the 5 AU regions, ensure language balance (English, French and Portuguese), have strong social media activity and they’re home to impactful AU-EU projects.
The AU-EU Champions project seeks creative individuals (in these 5 countries) with a strong social media presence, with excellent storytelling skills and who consistently produce audio-visual content.
Selected Champions will receive several
Benefits
Participating in the AU-EU Champions project comes with exciting advantages:
- Financial compensation = 3.000 EUR
- lTraining programme
- In-country transportation to the AU-EU project
- Accommodation nearby
- Considerable exposure on EU, AU and implementing partners’ socials
- Local, regional and international media attention
- Represent the AU-EU at special events when invited
Selection
criteria
Candidates will be evaluated and selected by a qualified and independent jury based on the following criteria:
Degree of professionalism: Demonstrated through your content and interactions.
Technical skills: Quality of introduction video and audio production, editing skills, etc.
Content quality: Style, clarity and overall quality of published content.
Creativity: Originality and innovation in your posts.
Followers: Number of followers on your social media platforms.
Audience engagement: Level of interaction and engagement with your audience.
Consistency: Regularity and relevance of your posts within your area of influence.
How
to apply
Simply create a video of up to 90 seconds introducing yourself. In it, include the following:
Area of influence: Describe your field and provide examples of clients you’ve worked with.
Types of posts: Share what kind of content you typically publish.
Impact: Explain the impact of your activities.
Followers: Mention how many followers you have.
Motivation: Tell us why you are applying to the Champions project.
Knowledge of AU and EU: Share what you know about the African Union and the European Union.
Project selection: Pick one project from the list of AU-EU projects available within your country.
Proposal: Provide a brief overview of your approach to covering the selected project.
Presentation videos over 90 seconds won’t be considered.
Berinyuy Cajetan is the founder and publisher of Human Rights and Legal Research Centre (HRLRC) since 2017. He has intensive experience in strategic communications for Civil Society Organizations, campaign and advocacy, and social issues. He has an intensive experiencing in human rights monitoring, documentation and reporting.