Work for Third Sector Lab
Digital Marketing and Content Assistant
£12 per hour - part time - fully remote role
Closes 15th October 2024
Number of Hours Per Week 21
Fixed term 6 months
Job Description
The Digital Marketing and Content Assistant will play a crucial role in supporting Third Sector Lab's mission to empower charities through digital innovation.
This position involves creating, managing, and optimising content across various platforms, assisting with website and social media management, and contributing to creative design projects.
The role is integral to our efforts to enhance the digital presence and communication strategies of the charitable organisations we support.
Eligibility
This role is offered through Paid Work Placements Glasgow. The programme is open to residents within Glasgow City boundary aged 16 to pensionable age who are not currently working, in education or training but are eligible to work in the UK.
Participants must be ready for work but have barriers to employment that make it difficult for them to secure a job independently.
Evidence of eligibility to work in the UK and proof of address will be required. Further details are available in the application form.
Key responsibilities
Content Creation and Management:
- Draft, edit, and design written content including videos, news stories, blogs, and case studies.
- Edit simple video content for various purposes from existing workshop footage.
Website Maintenance:
- Support the development and regular updating of the Third Sector Lab website.
- Occasionally assist with client website updates.
Social Media Support:
- Manage and update social media channels.
- Repurpose content for social media.
- Monitor engagement and support the evaluation of social media activity.
Creative Design:
- Assist in creating design assets for reports and publications using creative software such as Canva.
General Support:
- Provide support for events and training, primarily online with occasional in-person events.
- Monitor and evaluate communications activity using tools like Google Analytics.
- Maintain communications in line with GDPR guidelines.
- Adhere to organisational policies, procedures, and working practices.
Essential criteria
- Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal.
- Strong problem-solving skills with a focus on understanding user needs.
- Basic understanding of social media platforms and content management.
- Ability to draft, edit, and design content for various formats.
- Willingness to learn and adapt to new tools and technologies.
- Good organisational skills and attention to detail.
- Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment.
Desirable criteria
- Previous experience in a marketing or communications role.
- Familiarity with video editing tools and software.
- Experience using creative design software such as Canva.
- Understanding of Google Analytics or similar tools.
- Interest in the charitable sector and social impact.
- Experience supporting website maintenance and development.
- Ability to monitor and evaluate social media engagement.
- Basic knowledge of GDPR guidelines and willingness to undertake training.