Our client is an innovative human rights organisation seeking a highly organised Communications Coordinator to work alongside the Director creating dynamic content for their website and social media. This is a brilliant opportunity to join a small, collaborative team working across the legal and technology sectors. The role is hybrid, based in the office in London 2 days a week and paying a salary of £29,000 - £32,000 depending on experience.
Key Responsibilities
- creating impact stories which will resonate with diverse audiences
- writing, editing and publishing content across social media, website and for press releases
- managing social media presence
- using Canva to create visually appealing materials for stakeholders and for external engagement
The successful candidate will be a proactive, detail orientated communicator with a passion for human rights and social justice. You will be resilient, passionate and comfortable working with sensitive content and able to work independently. Superb communication skills are also essential, with excellent writing and story telling skills where you are able to engage different audiences.
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Communications Coordinator employer: Inspired Selection
As a prestigious university press located in Central London, we offer an exceptional work environment that fosters creativity and collaboration among passionate professionals. Our commitment to employee growth is reflected in our supportive culture, where you will have the opportunity to shape influential publications while working alongside leading experts in the field. With a focus on scholarly excellence and a diverse range of titles, we provide a unique platform for meaningful contributions to modern history publishing.
