To support the planning, delivery and analysis of Scope’s digital communication channels, with a particular understanding of social media. To work with the media and social media team to curate content and ensure that it is consistently delivered to the charity’s audiences. This is an entry-level role where you will develop the understanding and skills needed to take control of Scope’s social media channels.

A typical day

• Communicating with members of the social media team, and the communications team in meetings, email and chats
• Supporting the scheduling, development and curation of social media content
• Input into the social media content planner and the organisational communications grid
• Attend meetings with colleagues from across the organisation – particularly marketing – where the creation of social media content is being discussed
• Learning how to write engaging copy for Scope’s audiences on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram
• Spend time getting to know Scope, the social model of disability, our brand, tone of voice, and values and how they influence our positioning on social media (this will happen over a period of time)
• Be on the lookout for social media trends, press opportunities and hot button issues to engage social media audiences. And flag them to colleagues

You must have

• Five GCSE grades C – A* (4-9) or equivalent, including English and Maths

Skills needed