Sandy Bear Children's Bereavement Charity
Campaign Project Officer/lead

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Campaign Project Officer/Lead
Hours: Up to 37.5hrs per week (Open to part-time and flexible working)
Salary: SB1 25-28k pa (pro rata for part-time) Fixed term 3-month period initially
Base: Wales, remote home working with travel around Wales including our HQ in Pembrokeshire.
The Assignment
Are you an aspiring digital wizard? A marketing maverick? A wannabe content creator? A project planning genius or all the above? Or none even, but with the enthusiasm and drive to make things happen?
Sandy Bear have an exciting short-term role for you! We have a campaign we have been working on and ready to take it out to the masses but need your support in doing this.
The project is a short-term role initially to develop the PR and marketing literature and digital content to accompany the campaign, as well as supporting as the key communicator to get our campaign out to the world.
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This role would suit a tech savvy wizard looking to add a project to their portfolio, or potentially a business student or graduate looking to gain some experience of developing and implementing a project at pace and seeing the results and the impact they make to support an amazing cause.
Filmography and graphic design may help the role, though it is amazing what even an amateur in creative knowledge can do with online platforms these days.
Early successes may see the role evolve and become a more permanent feature with the team, though we can only offer this as a temporary post/project initially.
We are seeking someone that either wants a full-time project for 6-8 weeks, or part-time for up to 3 months. We have some flexibility and are keen to recruit the right individual rather than limiting through time.


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We are keen to hear from people early on, so please do schedule a call with our CEO, Lee Barnett if you are interested in the role and want to find out more before applying.
Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis as they arrive, we will be scheduling interviews with appropriate candidates as they come in, so will close the vacancy once the post has been filled.
Whilst we welcome discussions with self-employed folk and freelancers, we are managing recruitment internally, so please no employment agencies!
For further information or a discussion email Lee on: ceo@sandybear.co.uk
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