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Title: Advocacy and Public Relations Manager
Closing Date: July 31st, 2024
Purpose
The British Columbia School Trustees Association (BCSTA) is seeking an Advocacy and Public Relations Manager. Working closely with BCSTA’s board, chief executive officer (CEO) and communications team to use effective communications and government relations strategies in support of BCSTA’s strategic goals while ensuring quality, excellence and consistency in all BCSTA communications.
This position is responsible for working with the CEO to develop and execute a media-relations strategy establishing BCSTA as a go-to source for information on K-12 education-related matters. This position will work to enhance BCSTA’s media presence and will be primarily responsible for advocacy and public relations. Working with the communications team, this position will also participate in development of BCSTA’s publications and resource materials including content creation, issue analysis and member communications.
Key Responsibilities
Media Relations and Communications:
Government Relations and Advocacy
Content Creation and Management
General Responsibilities
Requirements
Preferred Abilities, Knowledge, Skills and Competencies
The salary range for this position is $75,948 – $83,893 along with a comprehensive benefits plan.
Please email a cover letter and resume no later than July 31st, 2024, to:
Carmen Batista, Director, Human Resources and Labour Relations
Subject: Advocacy and Public Relations Manager
All candidates must be available for face-to-face interviews at BCSTA’s office
About BCSTA:
The British Columbia School Trustees Association serves and supports BC’s member boards of education in their key work of improving student achievement. At the local level, as boards seek to engage their communities in this work, BCSTA provides professional development, legal counsel and communications support. Provincially, our non-profit Association acts as a strong, unified voice for member boards of education in advocating to government, other education partners, and the public on matters affecting public education. For more information, please visit www.bcsta.org.