ESC Volunteer Marketing & Communication Assistant

Are you interested in making a career in the migration field? **Open Cultural Center (OCC)** is a non-profit organisation (NGO) based in Spain and Greece that works towards the inclusion of refugees, migrants, and asylum seekers by offering activities to both host-country nationals and third-country nationals.

We are offering a long-term volunteering position within OCC Spain, focused on supporting the Communication team. As a communication assistant, you will play a crucial role in supporting our communication efforts across various channels. This position is for 12 months.

**Main tasks**

- Create and post content on social media platforms and automation tools daily while interacting with the OCC community online;
- Produce and edit visual materials through Canva or Photoshop (flyers, reels, stories, etc.);
- Support on evaluating marketing campaigns KPIs (emails, posts, ads)
- Support creating landing pages, designing flyers, sending newsletters and emails, etc;
- Support and attend events to take pictures and videos of our activities;
- Support the implementation of the marketing and communication strategy;
- Take part in the ESC activities (organisation of team building activities, awareness raising in schools, etc.);
- Support the rest of the team and participate actively in the organisation’s activities;
- Support the team with creating awareness-raising content, e.g., writing articles for blogs;

**Requirements**

- Excellent written and verbal communication skills;
- Experience or strong interest in marketing&communications departments
- Knowledge on social media platforms management, (e.g., Linkedin, Instagram, etc.) and automation tools (e.g Active Campaign, Marketing Cloud, etc);
- Experience or interest in photography, video-editing, graphic design, and related software (Canva, Capcut, etc.) will be considered a plus;
- Knowledge of WordPress is a plus;
- B2 proficiency in English & Spanish;
- Strong interest in working in the non-profit/social sector