Broadcast Monitoring Database Assistant for Asia
Serve as the link between media listeners interested in the Gospel, and TWR!
Would you like to be able to work from home, serving as the link between media listeners interested in the Gospel, and TWR? If you’ve been wondering how to use your organizational and administrative gifts in missions, consider joining our Asia broadcast monitoring team as a volunteer, communicating with TWR’s audience - helping them get connected with the life-giving Word!
Broadcast Monitoring Database Assistant for Asia: Volunteer, Remote
Assist in maintaining the reception report database, as an important part of the broadcast monitoring team and a ministry to the Lord and TWR.
Core Competencies:
- Commitment to Jesus Christ as evidenced by a personal relationship
- Agree with TWR’s doctrinal statement, Christian Community Statement, and ministry
- Able to verbalize an understanding of the importance of a radio ministry
- Cultural sensitivity within international teams and a team spirit
- Ability to manage priorities and workflow with attention to detail
- Communicate in a professional manner
Responsibilities:
- Review all reception reports received and communicate with listeners as needed
- Make appropriate entries in the reception report database reflecting correct reports received with all the needed details
- Mail schedules to listeners
- Cooperate with the broadcast monitoring team members and the Broadcast Technical Operations Director
- On occasion, fill in for the Database Administrator
- On occasion, fulfill printed and electronic QSL requests
Qualifications:
- High school graduate or equivalent
- Excellent knowledge of written and oral English
- Be proficient in the latest technology and software, e.g., Microsoft Office (especially Excel)
- Able to work remotely; have a computer, printer, and secure internet connection
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