Spirit Level Youth Construction

Social media expert needed to design strategy for upcoming Instagram appeal

Our objectives 'Spirit Level Youth Construction'is a newly-created, south London-based, registered charity based within the borough of Lambeth and providing construction skills training for young, black-heritage males between the ages of 16 - 24, at risk of societal exclusion/potential involvement with the Youth Justice System - who are not currently in education, employment or training (NEET). The impacts of our organisation are the qualifications gained by our beneficiaries leading to opportunities of further education, employment, and self-employment. Our activities The activities of '<span style="text-decoration: underline">Spirit Level Youth Construction'are:- Providing a range of up to (12) construction skills training programmesTraining conducted within purpose-built buildingExperienced Trainers / SuppliersIndustry-standard qualificationsApprenticeship/Traineeship links / employment opportunities Find out more about us here. This is your chance to help support the eventual goal to promote and develop our activities, empowering a large section of the younger community, with the organisation’s self-sustaining programmes. We envisage that within 3 years, by partnering with other organisations, we will also be able to provide cultural, social, artistic/creative initiatives, focusing on additional basic educational courses to compliment the construction skills qualifications.

Mini Project: 9-12 hours

Employment and Training | Creating | Remote or Face to Face

Skills requested

Digital strategy Defining requirements for projects, Digital project management, Digital tools/platforms, Selecting digital tools and platforms, Strategy

Social media Content creation, Content planning, Social media reporting, Social media strategy

Website Design thinking techniques (eg: user journeys and personas), Google Analytics, Optimisation, Optimising web forms, Redesign, User experience, User interface design, User testing and research