We're recruiting!
As
part of the Evidence into Practice project, funded by Comic Relief, we are
taking on a part-time Research and
Communications Assistant to help the EiP project manager implement CSEL’s
communications strategy and communications plan.
The
RCA will work be responsible for carrying out clearly defined communications
and research tasks aimed at promoting the organisation and its work to key
target audiences, to increase awareness of CSEL’s research and dissemination
work, and take-up of our training and consultancy services. To get the most out
of this job you will an interest in human rights and justice, proven research
skills, an ability to write for and use new media, and an ability to represent
CSEL to external organisations and partners.
Please
note, this is NOT a campaigning role: CSEL is not a campaigning organisation
and does not carry out campaigning or lobbying activities. Our academic
independence is vital to ensure our research is seen as credible by all
relevant audiences.
We
think the job will suit a recent graduate or post-graduate with the relevant
skills.
We’re particularly interested in receiving applications from candidates
with experience of working with, and the ability to communicate with, people
from different cultural backgrounds, including refugees and asylum seekers.
Applications
must be received by 5pm on 16 September
2013.
The
post is fixed-term to September
2015.
Clare
Cochrane, the EiP project manager, is available to talk about the role on 27
& 28 August and 4 September, on 07851 767 974.
