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A non-profit organization supporting public education in Western Australia seeks a part-time Communications Officer. This role focuses on managing communications, crafting high-quality content, and engaging with stakeholders. Ideal candidates will have significant experience in communications and exceptional writing skills, along with a degree in a related field. The position offers flexible working options across 4–5 days.
The Western Australian Council of State School Organisations (WACSSO) represents 650 affiliated P&Cs across Western Australia. We are the voice of parents and citizens, positively influencing the direction of education so that every student has the best opportunity to realise their potential. We believe every student in Western Australia should have access to the best education possible.
For over a century, we have worked passionately with school organisations across this state to improve the public education system - all the while never losing sight of a simple principle: that we are stronger together. We work every day to build the individual capacity of all of our affiliates – empowering them through a number of support services, knowledge-sharing and learning opportunities. Together with the P&C community and all our stakeholders, we will work tirelessly to advance public education in Western Australia, so that every student has the best chance to realise their potential.
To support our mission, we are currently seeking a part-time (0.8 FTE) Communications Officer to join our team.
About the Role
We are looking for a positive, self-motivated individual who will thrive in a culture that encourages innovative thinking to continuously improve our approach, someone who shares our values of being collaborative, passionate, fearless, skilled and agile to deliver results. We are committed to building a diverse, cohesive team where employees are valued for their ideas, background, skills and life experiences.
Reporting to the Chief Executive Officer and working closely with the President, the Communications Officer will manage the communications function for the business with hands-on responsibility for content, media, digital platforms and stakeholder messaging.
The role includes a component of research and advocacy submission writing, as well as a clear focus on delivering high-quality content across multiple channels - including eNews, P&C Voice, our website, resource development and social media.
This is a 0.8 FTE role, preferably worked across 4–5 days per week with 0.6 FTE and full time options also considered. Occasional work outside of typical business hours may be required.
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How to Apply
Please click the Apply Now button and attach your CV and a brief cover letter outlining your suitability for the role. We are looking for someone to start immediately. For more information about WACSSO, visit www.wacsso.wa.edu.au