TeesDance
Social Media Coordinator

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About TeesDance
TeesDance is the flagship charity for dance in the Tees Valley, accessible, meaningful and rooted in the communities we serve.
Since 2021 we've grown from a single programme into a registered charity working across all five boroughs, reaching 20,000+ people, investing £550k+ in local communities and unlocking a further £207k for local artists through match funding.
Overview of role
Every post, story and reel you create helps more people discover that dance is for them.
As our Social Media Coordinator, you'll be the friendly, consistent voice that turns our work with communities, artists and participants into content people want to watch, share and act on, bringing our mission and vision to life online.
THE ROLE
Working closely with the Marketing & Impact Lead, you'll turn our work with communities, artists and participants into authentic content that grows participation and celebrates local artists.
This is a chance to build a trusted, care-led online voice for a small, growing charity at a pivotal moment.
WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR
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Must-haves
- Experience creating and managing content on Instagram and/or Facebook (personal or voluntary experience counts too)
- A confident, engaging writing style you can adapt for different audiences
- Comfortable filming and editing short-form video on a phone, using CapCut or Canva
- A working knowledge of social media analytics, so you know what's performing well
- A genuine interest in, or connection to, dance, the arts or community work in the Tees Valley
- Well-organised and self-directed, able to plan and deliver content in one day a week
- A commitment to inclusive, accessible and care-led communication
- Comfortable using design tools such as Canva
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Nice-to-haves
- Experience working with a charity, arts organisation or small non-profit
- A recognised social media or digital marketing certification (HubSpot, Meta or Hootsuite)
- Experience with community management, replying to comments and DMs at volume
- Photography or videography skills beyond phone-based content
- Knowledge of the Tees Valley cultural and community landscape
- Experience supporting fundraising, campaign or bid communications
- An awareness of accessibility best practice for digital content
- Own transport, for occasional travel across the five boroughs
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
You'll own TeesDance's day-to-day social media presence, with a focus on outcomes, not just output.
Grow awareness & participation
Build a consistent, engaging presence that helps more people across the Tees Valley discover and take part in high-quality dance close to home.


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Bring our impact to life
Turn participant and artist stories, photos and video into authentic content that shows real change, supporting our Access, Connection, Wellbeing and Progression outcomes.
Strengthen our community
Respond to comments and messages promptly and warmly, helping participants, artists, partners and funders feel seen, heard and welcome online.
Support fundraising & advocacy
Create shareable content for the Dance Belongs Here campaign and wider funding bids, working closely with the Marketing & Impact Lead.
Build a care-led online voice
A trusted voice that reflects TeesDance's values and is consistent across Instagram, Facebook and other channels.
Use analytics to adapt
Understand what resonates with different audiences and adapt content plans accordingly.
Champion inclusive comms
Ensure content is accessible (captions, alt text) so no one is excluded from engaging with TeesDance online.
A one-day-a-week role with real ownership
You're not expected to do everything. Priorities will be agreed with the Marketing & Impact Lead so your workload is realistic and sustainable within one day a week.
Head to our website to find out more and complete the application form: https://teesdance.org.uk/teesdancejobs-social-media-coordinator
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