Location: This is a hybrid role which requires the successful candidate to occasionally attend the office every few months for meetings. Our offices are located in Horsham, West Sussex, and Blackfriars, London.
Hours: 31 per week, preferably over 4 days. Please note that the postholder is also required to be on standby for one shift every 6-8 weeks, for which overtime will be paid.
Contract: This is a 12-month fixed-term contract to cover a period of maternity leave.
Do you want to help create a better world for animals?
At the RSPCA, we believe animal welfare is everyone's welfare. Join us in creating a better world for every animal. We can do it if we work together - everyone for every animal. Choose a career with us and make a difference.
We have an exciting opportunity for a Social Media Officer to join the RSPCA's Press, Media and Social Engagement team to engage our audiences across Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest and TikTok.
This role is fundamental in educating people about animals' needs, informing people about animal welfare developments, showcasing the work of the RSPCA, promoting ways for people to get involved, engaging them in legislative campaigns, helping animals find forever homes, and finding perpetrators of animal cruelty.
We're looking for an organised, creative, analytical and dedicated individual who loves social media and wants to help change the lives of animals for the better.
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Social Media Officer in City of Westminster employer: The Rspca
Joining the RSPCA as an Animal Rescue Officer in Manchester offers a unique opportunity to make a significant impact on animal welfare while being part of a supportive and inclusive team. With a strong focus on employee well-being, the RSPCA provides mental health resources, comprehensive training, and ongoing development opportunities, ensuring that you can thrive in this emotionally demanding role. Embrace the chance to work independently across diverse communities, all while contributing to a cause that truly matters.
