Responsibilities

• Create 1 post a week on UK wildlife issues using Canva Pro.
• Critically analyse sources of information to create challenging responses to the status quo and educationally campaign for UK wildlife rights.
• Use creative ideas and outside-the-box thinking for thought-provoking and factual social media posts.
• Do further research using resources with appropriate copyright licenses (copyright training given).
• Submit your post to a feedback and editing process before publication.
• File your published post in our folder system.
• Attend Team meetings every other Thurs at 6.30 pm.
• Book 1-1 meeting with your Line Manager on the alternate week.

Requirements

• A good general knowledge of UK wildlife rights issues.
• Understand how speciesism negatively impacts UK wildlife.
• Experience using Canva.
• Artistic skills/education (eg: graphic design)
• The ability to critically analyse information sources.
• The ability to write persuasive copy that challenges mainstream perceptions.
• A lover of all UK wildlife.
• Excellent spoken and written English.
• Computer and good internet connection.
• Weekly online meetings to discuss ideas, progress and plan work.
• Stay up to date with social media trends and knowledge.

Preferred

• Experience working with social media channels, whether as an enthusiastic individual or in an organisation.
• Less experienced applicants would need a resourceful nature and a willingness to push themselves to explore and learn new skills.
• Any education or training with wildlife, conservation, ecosystems etc
• Any education or training in graphic design etc.
• Any education in politics and crime.
• Google Workspace (training given)

Benefits

• Connecting with like-minded people over global issues and creating a sense of belonging.
• Open up your world to future possibilities by improving your job prospects.
• Developing your skills and experience in a growing organisation.