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Volunteer Community Manager — Student Network

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Volunteer Community Manager — Student Network
Role Type
Volunteer
Location
Across campuses + online
Time Commitment
[X hours per week / flexible]
About the Role
We’re looking for an enthusiastic and people-focused Volunteer Community Manager to help us build and grow our student network across campuses and online. This is a hands-on role for someone who loves bringing people together, creating engaging experiences and making communities feel active, welcoming and connected. You’ll be one of the key people helping our student community thrive — connecting with students, supporting campus activity, organising initiatives, sharing opportunities and creating communications that keep everyone in the loop. You’ll also have plenty of creative freedom to bring your own ideas to the community.
What You’ll Do
🤝 Build the Community
- Engage with students across campuses and online.
- Welcome new members and help students feel part of the community.
- Build relationships with student ambassadors, campus representatives and community members.
- Encourage conversations, participation and collaboration between students.
- Listen to student feedback and bring new ideas to the team.
📍 Support Campus Activity
- Help organise meetups, events and student activities.
- Work with students and campus representatives to bring ideas to life.
- Encourage participation in community events and initiatives.
- Help create a consistent but localised experience across different campuses.
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✍️ Create Content & Communications
- Write and manage our student newsletter.
- Create community updates, announcements and opportunities for students.
- Help produce engaging content for our online channels.
- Share student stories, events, achievements and opportunities.
- Turn updates and information into content that students actually want to read.
🚀 Grow & Improve the Network
- Come up with creative ideas to increase student engagement.
- Help us understand what students want and what would make the community better.
- Experiment with new events, content and engagement formats.
- Identify potential student ambassadors and community leaders.
- Help us grow the network across campuses and online.
Who We’re Looking For
You don’t need to have formal community management experience. We care more about your energy, initiative and ability to connect with people. You might be a great fit if you:
- Love meeting and connecting with people.
- Are genuinely interested in building communities.
- Enjoy writing and creating content.
- Are organised and reliable.
- Are confident communicating with different types of people.
- Have lots of ideas and aren't afraid to take initiative.
- Enjoy organising events or bringing people together.
- Are active on social media or online communities.
- Want to develop your leadership, communications, marketing or community-building skills.
- Are passionate about creating a great experience for other students.


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What You’ll Get From the Role
As a volunteer, this role is designed to give you real ownership and meaningful experience, not just another line on your CV. You’ll have the opportunity to:
- Build hands-on experience in community management, communications and events.
- Develop your writing, marketing and leadership skills.
- Build a network of students across different campuses.
- Take ownership of projects and bring your own ideas to life.
- Work closely with the wider team and gain insight into how a growing organisation operates.
- Build your portfolio through newsletters, campaigns, events and community initiatives.
- Have a direct impact on the student experience.
- Receive recognition for your contribution and achievements.
The Person We’re Looking For
Above all, we’re looking for someone who cares about people and wants to make things happen. You don't need to know exactly how to build a community yet. If you're proactive, creative, reliable and excited by the idea of bringing students together, we'd love to hear from you.
Interested?
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