Copywriter And Content Creator Job - London - Central | Higher Education

Job Description

A Copywriter and Content Creator is required to write copy including news items, press releases, and short reports and to keep a website up to date using WordPress. The website is for an AHRC-funded fellowship project entitled: Global Leadership of Women in Web 3.0 (GloW3) led by Professor Sarah Atkinson in the Department of Culture, Media & Creative Industries. The website documents, archives, promotes and disseminates the work of the GloW3 project and will host a diverse range of visual formats and audio-visual materials. The work will take place throughout July 2023 – March 2024 for a total of 46 hours. The hours can be arranged flexibly to fit around the post-holder’s other commitments.

Qualifications

Educated to degree-level in an arts, humanities, or a social science discipline.

Skills

The successful applicant will have experience of writing and editing copy for a variety of different audiences and formats in English language, i.e., print-based, web-based and social media. They will have experience of proof reading and have excellent attention to detail. They will also have experience of editing, adding content and updating pre-existing websites using WordPress. They will have a good working knowledge of WordPress. They will be able to show different examples of their written work in their application – including both academic writing and text written for general audiences. Creative skills are desirable as is experience of creating and working with images and video.

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