Communications Officer

London, UK (Unknown)

Salary Not AvailableMid LevelFull time

Posted 2 weeks ago

Job Summary

Owns the planning and execution of the inspectorate's communications, overseeing media relations, messaging across channels, and strategic guidance to senior leaders, while coordinating internal and external communications efforts.

  • Develops and guides communications plans and campaigns
  • Manages media enquiries, press statements and stakeholder relationships
  • advises senior stakeholders on communications strategy

Job Description

Responsibilities

  • Communications partner to internal clients - working to identify and prioritise projects, developments and events that need to be shared with internal and external audiences.
  • Support internal clients by providing guidance around communications issues and by developing effective communications plans to share messaging with key audiences across all channels, including social media.
  • Write engaging and appropriate copy for internal and external audiences, including press releases, newsletter, internal and external briefings, web copy and social media.
  • Support with internal and external communication events.
  • Handle and log media enquiries, including drafting proactive and reactive press statements and briefings, building relationships with key journalists, organising media interviews and media monitoring.
  • Support communications with key external stakeholder groups.
  • Contribute to the development and delivery of the Inspectorate’s communications strategy.
  • Support team working outside specific role as required.
  • Recognise and promote diversity issues in all aspects of work.

Requirements

  • Degree (or equivalent qualification) in Communications, Media, Journalism, Public Relations, Marketing or a related discipline or significant relevant professional experience.
  • Substantial experience delivering strategic communications and media services in a complex organisation.
  • Proven experience of developing and delivering communications strategies, plans and campaigns with measurable outcomes.
  • Strong experience handling high-profile, sensitive and complex media issues.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to produce high-quality content for diverse audiences.
  • Demonstrable experience of media relations, including press releases, briefings and interviews.
  • Experience of digital and social media communications, including content creation and performance analysis.
  • Ability to provide strategic advice to senior leaders and stakeholders.
  • Experience of working collaboratively across teams and with external partners.
  • Strong organisational, project management and prioritisation skills.

Preferred

  • Experience working in the public sector, education or a politically sensitive environment.
  • Experience providing communications support directly to schools, youth services or community-based organisations.

Salaries

Communications median pay in the United Kingdom

£44K/yr

Most pay falls between £33K and £60K. Based on 100 salaries.

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