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, ...
Management for website
Contact person
Nanda Roep
#91302
Scan me or visit www.volunteer.deedmob.com/o/Stichting-Leesplezier/opportunities/Beheer-voor-website/91302 to join
Summary
Are you technically minded and do you like websites? Stichting Leesplezier is looking for you!
Detailed description
Are you technically minded and do you like websites? Stichting Leesplezier is looking for a volunteer to keep our website running smoothly! With your help, we can reach even more people who want to discover the joy of reading.
What are you going to do?
- Managing and updating our website.
- Checking and updating plugins and updates.
- Make minor adjustments to pages and texts.
- Thinking about improvements to make our website more user-friendly.
What do we offer you?
- The chance to use your technical skills for a good cause.
- Flexibility: work where and when it suits you.
- Collaboration in a small, passionate team that values your work.
- A great opportunity to expand your knowledge of web management.
- The pleasure of contributing to a greater reach of the Reading Pleasure Foundation.
Who are we looking for?
- Someone with experience in managing websites (for example in WordPress or a similar system).
- Basic knowledge of technical aspects such as plugins, updates and security.
- An eye for detail and an enthusiasm for reading and education.
Do you want to use your technical talent to spread reading pleasure? Contact us and join our team!
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.
