The role
You'll manage all of the inspectorate's social channels and support its press office. Your work covers campaigns, graphics, video and press materials on stories that often make front pages.
What you'll do
- Design and deliver creative social media plans
- Manage day-to-day delivery across all social channels
- Create graphics and film and edit video, including senior spokespeople
- Evaluate results to keep improving output
- Support the press office with releases, media Q&As and journalist enquiries
What they're looking for
Must-haves
- Experience managing social media, including content production and campaign planning
- Video and audio editing plus digital design skills
- Strong written and oral communication
- Proven ability to build stakeholder relationships inside and outside the organisation
- Willingness to join the out-of-hours media on-call roster and travel overnight
Nice to have
- Press office, PR agency or journalism experience
- Experience drafting press releases and other media materials
Skills and platforms
- Social Media Management
- Social Media Campaign Planning
- Content Production
- Video Editing
- Audio Editing
- Digital Design
- Graphic Design
- Writing
- Oral Communication
- Stakeholder Relationship Management
- Media Relations
- Press Release Drafting
- Media Monitoring
- Campaign Evaluation
- Strategic Planning
Perks
- Civil Service Pension
- Recruitment and Retention Allowance
- Learning and Development Opportunities
- Coaching and Mentoring
- Five Days of Volunteering per Year
- Flexible Working
- Hybrid Working
- Inclusive Workplace
The company
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Independent police and fire inspectorate · Government Relations Services
An independent inspectorate that assesses police forces and fire and rescue services in England and Wales, publishing reports that get wide media coverage. It has offices in Birmingham, London and Salford.
The company is hiring directly, so you apply straight to them.
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