Digital and Communications Officer

National Theatre Of Scotland; Glasgow; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 35,000; Full time

Job summary

A cultural organization in Glasgow is seeking an enthusiastic communications professional to lead social media campaigns and engage audiences. The role involves storytelling across digital platforms and requires experience in a similar communications position. Applicants should be able to manage a busy workload effectively. Deadline for applications is 3 September.

Qualifications

• Experience in a similar communications role is required.
• Ability to juggle a busy workload is essential.
• Successful storytelling across digital and social platforms.

Responsibilities

• Run dynamic social media campaigns.
• Engage with audiences and raise the company's profile.
• Support with stakeholder communications.

Skills

Successful storytelling

Managing social media campaigns

Engaging with audiences

Job description

We are a theatre without walls and have imagination without limits.

We are looking for an enthusiastic and experienced communications professional to come and work with the National Theatre of Scotland’s Audience and Media team. You will run dynamic social media campaigns, engage with audiences, raise the Company’s profile and support with stakeholder communications.

You will have experience of successful storytelling across digital and social platforms, the ability to juggle a busy workload and a background of working in a similar communications role.

For more information on the role, please download the full job description.

| How to Apply

Application deadline: Wednesday 3 September at 6.00pm

Interviews will be held: Monday 8 & Tuesday 9 September in person in Glasgow

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