Postgrad Publicity & Outreach for Biodiversity Talks

Operation Wallacea; Aberystwyth; On-site; GBP 200 - 250; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Stipend £200

Bonus £50 for 50+ students

Flexible, part-time role

Job summary

Operation Wallacea (Opwall) is looking for a Postgraduate Publicity Agent at Aberystwyth University to help spread the word about our upcoming talks on biodiversity conservation and expedition research.

Earn £200, with a £50 bonus if you bring 50+ students to the main talk. This flexible, part-time role builds real-world experience in marketing, events, outreach, and CV-boosting activity for conservation and science communication enthusiasts.

Qualifications

• Flexible, part-time role that fits around your studies.
• Ideal for anyone interested in conservation, science communication, or event promotion.

Responsibilities

• Promoting Opwall’s talks (in-person and/or online) across your university; word of mouth, posters, social media, email and more (all materials provided by Opwall!)
• Putting up posters and checking they’re still on display
• Handing out postcards after lectures
• Liaising with lecturers to share promotional slides in relevant classes
• Sending a promo email to students in relevant departments
• Tapping into societies and clubs to spread the word
• Posting across social media channels
• Attending the careers fair (if Opwall is there and the main talk itself to confirm turnout)
• Keeping the UK office updated on progress

Skills

Marketing

Event promotion

Outreach

Social media

Tools

Posters design (materials)

Job description

Operation Wallacea (Opwall) is looking for a Postgraduate Publicity Agent at Aberystwyth University to help spread the word about our upcoming talks on biodiversity conservation and expedition research.

Earn £200, with a £50 bonus if you bring 50+ students to the main talk. This flexible, part-time role builds real-world experience in marketing, events, outreach, and CV-boosting activity for conservation and science communication enthusiasts.