Student Communications Assistant

Job Description

We are looking for a motivated and creative student to support our department's communications efforts. In this role, you will:

  • Assist with content creation for our communication channels, including social media, website, blog, and mailing lists.
  • Help manage and grow our social media presence.
  • Support the organisation and promotion of department events.
  • Assist with general communications tasks, such as drafting posts, updating web content, and maintaining mailing lists.

 



Qualifications

Currently enrolled in a BA or MA programme.



Skills
  • Experience creating content for websites and social media platforms.
  • Strong written and verbal English language skills.
  • Organisational skills and experience in event coordination.
  • Ability to work with spreadsheets (e.g., for mailing lists, scheduling, analytics).
  • Proactive and detail-oriented approach to tasks.
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The Faculty of Nursing, Midwifery & Palliative Care (NMPC) is seeking a temporary Communications and Events Officer. Reporting to the Communications Manager, the postholder will help coordinate a busy programme of events and contribute to the Faculty's communications outputs.

 

Key Responsibilities

  • Support all aspects of event delivery, including logistics (venue, AV, catering), guest management, invitations, promotion, and on-the-day support.
  • Support updates to the Faculty website and research project pages.
  • Assist with creating content (copy, images, videos) for NMPC social media channels.

 

Location

Mostly remote, with some activities based in-person at King's College London.

 

Hours

Hours are based on the resource needs within the Communications Team. The initial contract will be for 1 day/week - any changes in hours from this will be discussed with the post-holder. As an indication of what to expect, here are our forecasted needs: 

  • April - May: 1 day/week
  • June - July: 1-2 days/week
  • Sept - Oct: 2-3 days/week

 

The above list of responsibilities may not be exhaustive, and the post holder will be required to undertake such tasks and responsibilities as may reasonably be expected within the scope of the post.  

Please note: Early applications are encouraged, as we may close this vacancy early if a suitable candidate is found.
 



Qualifications

None



Skills
  • Experience in event coordination, communications, and social media.
  • Excellent organisation and time management skills.
  • Strong written and verbal communication.
  • Ability to work independently and manage competing priorities.
  • Familiarity with higher education or the health sector is desirable.

King?s Culture are looking for a student to do a small amount of transcription work and collate some survey data, to help us with the evaluation of our Lost & Found season of events, which have taken place across the 2024-25 academic year.
The work involves typing up hand-written reflections cards from various events, and separating out attendance numbers and survey data for individual events. In addition, pulling out useful quotes from the responses that we can use in our wider evaluation report. 
We anticipate the work will take approximately 5 hours in total, plus an hour paid induction time, and can be done flexibly and remotely across June ? July as is convenient. 
The hourly rate for the role is ?14.88.
 



Qualifications

NONE



Skills

The survey data is in Excel and the data will be pulled together into a Word document, so some familiarity with both Excel and Word will be expected. Previous experience of transcription or processing data is preferable. 

The Faculty of Natural, Mathematical, and Engineering Sciences (NMES) is hiring Scanning Assistants for the upcoming exam period. Scanning Assistants help with an NMES project to scan and process paper exams for marking on a digital platform. Working within a team of scanning assistants, this role involves organising paper exam scripts, scanning these in batches, and organising the resulting digital files. 



Qualifications

NONE



Skills

Supported by the NMES Faculty Technology Enhanced Learning team, this role requires a high degree of attention to detail, ability to follow multi-step processes, and communicate well in a group-managed project; candidates are welcome from any Faculty within the College. 

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