Volunteer Editorial Manager | BeScience STEM Ltd

BeScience STEM is seeking a dedicated work Editorial Manager to work collaboratively within a dynamic, fast-paced, deadline-oriented environment to write, review and/or edit communications material.

What difference will you make?

BeScience STEM provides young people with vital information on the soft skills required to stand out and succeed in an increasingly competitive job market. This will help them be better engaged and purpose-driven to pursue careers in STEM which will make a real difference in the lives of disadvantaged children and young people. Our programs also offer career planning support which improves their career prospects, reduces future NEETs and in turn improves the economy of the wider community and benefits the country as a whole. Our programs and facilitation style instill a life-long love for education, as evidenced in our past programs -“BeScience STEM is having an amazing impact on families and young people, from diverse backgrounds. It is a huge pleasure supporting this and I look forward to seeing it roll out nationally, supporting more families in other areas..” Amir Mahmood (De Montfort University Outreach Officer) -“I have 3 home-educated children, who attended the sessions. They enjoy the sessions and take an interest in their findings and the topic they have learnt about. They look forward to the sessions each week.” Farhana Hajat (Mother of 3 children attending STEM Juniors) Help us meet our goals and objectives!

What are we looking for?

• Supports the activities of editing, writing and publishing of documents and presentations within the communications department.
• Contributes to the development of formats and guidelines for company documentation.
• Writes, reviews and/or edits documents ensuring the integration of scientific, medical and regulatory input.
• Ensures compliance with current regulations and requirements.
• Ensures effective planning of timelines to meet deadlines for publications, documents, and other materials.
• Strong problem-solver; ability to navigate various viewpoints to develop consensus
• Management of direct reports
• Passion for working in mission-oriented environment
• Articulate, professional and able to communicate in a clear, positive manner with clients and staff.
• Must be able to read, write and speak fluent English.
• Contemporary experience in multimedia communications.
• Evidence of a passion for language and respect for the power of expression.
• Evidence of successful project management.
• Strong aesthetic sensibility and appreciation for creative design a plus
• Experience translating visual identity across communications properties
• Evidence of skills in working as part of a team, meeting deadlines, and consistent and steady performance in a fast-paced and high-profile environment.
  
  

What will you be doing?

Write, review and/or edit communications material to ensure the coherence, consistency and brand alignment of FHI 360’s stories, key messages and other strategic content across all corporate communications. Contribute to FHI 360’s overarching narrative, stories and key messages; refine its voice and adapt its tone appropriate to a range of audiences including, but not limited to, governments, funders and partners, leaders in global health and development, and local audiences around the world. Translate FHI 360’s scientific, technical and programmatic language into accessible and engaging copy for multiple audiences. Maintain consistency of voice, style, punctuation, spelling and grammar with editing and writing of publications. Write strong, clear and compelling copy for high-profile communications. Schedule work plans, manage processes to complete materials on time and within budget. Secure the appropriate approvals for all corporate communications. Contribute, through everyday actions, to an organisational culture of diversity, commitment to social change, high performance, continuous quality improvement and innovation. Manage 1 direct report, coach/mentor junior staff