Arabic VA: Admin & Social Content
Budget: $8 – $15 USD
Fluent Arabic is essential for this role because nearly all of my day-to-day communication and audience interaction happens in Arabic. I need someone who can step in right away to keep my schedule and inbox crystal-clear while also giving my social channels a steady stream of engaging, on-brand posts.
Here’s what your typical week will look like:
• Calendar management – confirm, reschedule, and add meetings in Google Calendar, then send reminders in Arabic or bilingual Arabic/English when needed.
• Email management – sort, flag, and draft replies inside Gmail; surface anything time-sensitive so nothing slips through the cracks.
• Social presence – plan, write, and queue short social-media posts (primarily Instagram and LinkedIn) that match my voice, pull basic analytics, and suggest adjustments to keep engagement climbing.
I already work with Google Workspace, and planning to use tools like Canva, and Buffer; if you’re comfortable inside those tools you’ll hit the ground running, but I’m open to alternatives you prefer. Strong written Arabic, clear spoken communication for quick voice notes, and the discipline to send me a concise end-of-day summary are the key skills I value most.
If you can keep the admin tight and the content lively, send a brief note—ideally in Arabic—highlighting similar work you’ve handled and the earliest date you can start.
Here’s what your typical week will look like:
• Calendar management – confirm, reschedule, and add meetings in Google Calendar, then send reminders in Arabic or bilingual Arabic/English when needed.
• Email management – sort, flag, and draft replies inside Gmail; surface anything time-sensitive so nothing slips through the cracks.
• Social presence – plan, write, and queue short social-media posts (primarily Instagram and LinkedIn) that match my voice, pull basic analytics, and suggest adjustments to keep engagement climbing.
I already work with Google Workspace, and planning to use tools like Canva, and Buffer; if you’re comfortable inside those tools you’ll hit the ground running, but I’m open to alternatives you prefer. Strong written Arabic, clear spoken communication for quick voice notes, and the discipline to send me a concise end-of-day summary are the key skills I value most.
If you can keep the admin tight and the content lively, send a brief note—ideally in Arabic—highlighting similar work you’ve handled and the earliest date you can start.