Graphic/Media Assistant

This role is available as part of the DWP Kickstart Scheme and the role has been created for applicants aged 16 to 24 year olds onUniversal Credit who are at risk of long term unemployment.

We are looking for a person, like you, to join our small team as a Graphic/Media Assistant - the role is new and we are able to tailor the role around the individual.

The role

These are the typical duties and activities that we would like you to perform:

• Create and design various materials for online and digital collateral
• Ensure projects are completed with high quality and on schedule
• Create infographics and memes to support blogs and marketing materials
• Assist in establishing creative direction for the company as well as brand guidelines with Marketing Executive
• Perform editing, retouching and manipulation of images and video assets
• Work with a wide range of media types and use graphic and video editing software
• Edit podcast episodes
• Creative input with website and other online promotional materials.
• Create video showreels
• Manage Youtube channel
• Assist with live streams

• Be computer literate and competent in the use of Microsoft Office software
• Confident in the use of English language both written and spoken,
• A passion and interest for the role as described
• A desire to make an impact and for creating a more inclusive world.
• The ability to work under own initiative and be self-starting

Job will be 100% home/remote working with no requirement to attend a physical work location. There are no fixed hours, except for scheduled meetings. You will be expected to be self-starting, work with light supervision and be able manage your own time and work schedule.

You will be working 25 hours per week.

You will be working as part of a small team. There will be regular on-line meet ups for coaching, training and support via WhatsApp, MS Teams or Zoom.

A large part of the role is training and development and there is an expectation that you will be proactive in seeking out opportunities to learn, grow your knowledge and skills using on-line material and one-2-one mentoring which you will then put into practise in performance of your role.

Any necessary computing hardware, software or training material will be supplied - it is however essential that you have a suitable place to work, that has reliable and stable access to the internet.

SEE Change Happen is a Diversity, Inclusion & Belonging Practice that works with organisations throughout the UK, Europe and elsewhere. We provide this through speaking at conferences, taking part in webinars and podcasts, delivering training and development workshop both on-line and in person.

SEE Change Happen is an LGBTQ+ led organisation - our principle Joanne Lockwood is an out and open Transgender Woman who also provides Transgender Awareness and Training to organisations.

The Company mantra is Smile, Engage and Educate and we passionately believes that “people are people” and, no matter who they are, deserve to be treated with dignity and respect.

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