Flamingo Dating
Social Media & Content Intern (Volunteer)

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ABOUT US 🦩
We run dating events for those fed up of dating apps. Events that are not speed dating but something much better, simply a laidback gathering of people in a no-pressure, vibrant atmosphere such as bars and cafes. Our events have been a great success and we are looking to expand. Flamingo Dating encourages people to meet each other in real life, under our wing (no pun intended). Our events cover different groups ranging from 18 - 50. So far, multiple people have dated, exchanged numbers, made friends, and had plenty of laughs.
To get a better idea about us and what we do, check out our Instagram:
- Link: https://www.instagram.com/flamingo.dating/?hl=en
- Username: flamingo.dating
THE ROLE
This is a volunteer position (unpaid) based in an office environment in person at Nottingham Trent University’s Boots Library in the city centre. The role is flexible, with just 10 - 20 hours a week available.
You’ll receive one-to-one training, guidance, and ongoing support, while gaining hands-on experience through real projects within the marketing, social media, and events industry. The role may involve social media management, content creation, marketing research, online event promotion, and other creative work based on your interests and development goals.
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- Build a portfolio of genuine marketing and content work
- Develop practical social media, content creation, and event-marketing skills
- Receive personalized training, feedback, and guidance
- Access to marketing and content creation guides and handbooks, with real industry insights
- Gain experience working with a growing Nottingham events business
- Request a professional reference following successful participation (minimum 3 months of participation required)
- The freedom to think outside the box and exercise your own creativity in the role
- Receive support with your CV, portfolio, and referencing
Duties
Social media (weekly):
- Scheduling posts & stories on Instagram & TikTok from selecting content in our archive of pre-prepared content for posting.
Content creation (Weekly):
- Create a variety of engaging social media content, including memes, event guides, Reels, promotional event footage, dating industry news, and more. This will involve developing original content and editing existing material using tools such as Canva and CapCut. Any skills in graphic design are desirable but not essential. You will also be shown how to carry out these tasks.
Market Research (Every now and again):
- There may be one-off research tasks where you may be asked, for example: to compile a list of local influencers, draw inspiration and ideas from industry, or research to find a new social media newsletter, etc.


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Other Information
- Hours: Approximately 10–20 flexible hours per week.
- Location: In person at Nottingham Trent University’s Boots Library, Nottingham city centre.
- Equipment: You must have your own laptop and be able to bring it with you.
- Support: You’ll have access to detailed Google Docs guides, training materials, and structured task lists.
- Programmes: Canva, Capcut, and ChatGPT will be standard programs you will use. With the possibility of using Photoshop and various event platforms and research sites.
- Payment: This is a voluntary, unpaid opportunity designed to give practical industry experience and professional development. In return for your time, you’ll receive free one-to-one training and guidance, hands-on experience with genuine marketing and events projects, portfolio-building opportunities, CV support, and eligibility for a professional reference after three months of successful participation.
HOW TO APPLY
Apply via this LinkedIn job post. Alternatively, if the job closes on LinkedIn, just apply by sending an email to Andreas@flamingodating.co.uk.
We will be in touch within a week or so. Successful applicants will have an interview via MS Teams.
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