Website Co-ordinator
The Faculty of Arts Publications and Design Unit is responsible for the content of the faculty's website and the production of print publications which promote study in Arts and provide information for potential and current students.
As part of our team you will play a key role in maintaining a dynamic and up-to-date website. The role will emphasise the maintenance of content on the web pages of our departments. You will process requests, write and edit content in a web-appropriate format, upload material, assist with the sourcing of new material and liaise with departments as appropriate. You will keep course, staff and events information updated. The role also involves the maintenance and development of the Faculty of Arts intranet.
You must have a keen interest in the internet, well developed communication and people skills and an excellent standard of written English, with a flair for writing. The ability to be accurate with detail is essential. You will also need moderate IT competency, with the willingness and ability to learn new skills. You will be self-motivated and able to use discretion, tact and judgement.
This is a fixed term position until 23 December 2010.
How to apply
Applications will be received on-line and may be submitted up to end of business on the closing date.
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