United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland: Communications & Recruitment Coordinator, York

Organization: International Service
Country: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Closing date: 13 Feb 2015

Communications & Recruitment Coordinator, UK

Salary starting at £14,523 rising to £15,560 after probation plus benefits (i.e. health scheme, pension contribution)
York

Job Reference: CT/UKCRC

International Service is an international development organisation working in South America, West Africa and the occupied Palestinian territory. We promote inclusion for vulnerable groups, and support the development of local organisations and communities through capacity building and empowering local people to create sustainable change.

We have an opportunity for a Communications and Recruitment Coordinator to be based in our UK office in York. The Communications and Recruitment Coordinator will work on recruitment activities related to the International Citizen Service Scheme.

We are looking for someone who is highly organised with great people skills and excellent time management.

The candidate should have good written skills along, a sound understanding of social media with experience in communications or a related field.

The position is a full time, fixed term contract of 6 months subject to completion of a three month probation period. We offer a competitive package including a range of benefits. The salary is £14,523 rising to £15,560 on completion of the probation period, with the potential for further extension of the contract term, subject to funding.

View more details in the job description.

How to apply:

Recruitment & Selection

Applicants should apply via email to applications@internationalservice.org.uk attaching a completed application form and equal opportunities monitoring form. Please note that CVs will not be accepted. Closing date for applications is 12:00pm GMT Friday 13th February 2015. Interviews will be held on Wednesday 25th February 2015 in York. No agencies please.

Candidates who do not receive a response within one week of the deadline should consider their applications unsuccessful. International Service only provides feedback to candidates who reach the interview stage. International Service believes in equal opportunities and follows this in all recruitment.