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Communications Coordinator

Listed by Solent Students' Union

Applying

Application deadline: Fri 27 Jan 2023 10:00
To apply please send your CV and covering letter to su.recruitment@solent.ac.uk

Salary

from £23,000.00 with incremental progression in line with length of service

Hours

35.00

Interview

Mon 06 Feb 2023 There will be a task during interviews, which will be emailed to successful candidates before the interview date.

Details

For the full job description, person specifications and how to apply, please download our recruitment pack.

Thank you for your interest in the role of Communications Coordinator at Solent Students’ Union. We support and represent over 6,500 students at our city-centre location in Southampton and campuses in the surrounding areas, helping our members to have an amazing experience during their time with us.

As Communications Coordinator, you will be supporting the Students’ Union with content creation, media requests and acting as the primary contact for our Sabbatical Officers to help with their communication requests.

Effective communication is extremely important for students and the Students’ Union as it makes students aware of what is happening and how to get involved with campaigns, elections, events and more! Sabbatical Officer campaigns and manifestos are the reason they are in their position – to make change happen at Solent University - which requires a lot of communication support to get students involved and make their voices heard!

The successful individual will possess experience and enthusiasm to work within a fast paced, dynamic, and exciting organisation. They should understand what good communications and engagement is, and how this can help Solent students.

The Communications Coordinator will have an excellent knowledge of current themes and issues within higher education, social media trends and experience with graphic design, as well as having the passion to support Sabbatical Officers to ensure they achieve success during their time with us.

The benefit to students is immense. Our students cite their involvement in societies, campaigns, events and even running to have an Officer role much more as a reason for not just enjoying their time at university but even for continuing with studies. None of this can happen without strong and efficient communications and engagement.