The Executive Council of Australian Jewry (ECAJ) isseekingto appoint a Communications Assistant to support the delivery of digital communications across its platforms. This is a full time entry levelposition, based in Australia. The role is focused on supporting the creation, coordination, and performance monitoring of digital content across social media, website, and e‑communications. This position is suited to anorganised,creativeand motivated individual looking to develop practical experience in a fast-paced communications environment. Key responsibilities

Working with the Head of Content and reporting to the Social Media & Marketing Manager: Support the creation and delivery of engaging digital content across ECAJ’s platforms. Monitor key performance indicators (KPIs) such as email open rates and recommend refinement of digital strategies. Contribute creative ideas and input to support campaigns and communications initiatives. Assistwith the development, scheduling, and publishing of content. Support day-to-day digital activity across social media, website, and e‑communications. Monitor content performance and contribute to continuous improvement. Stay across digital trends to inform fresh and relevant content approaches. Providegeneral supportto the digital and communications team asrequired. Skills and experience





Early-career professional or recent graduate in communications, marketing, media, or a related field. Strong written communication skills and attention to detail. Interest in digital platforms, social media, and content creation. Familiarity with content creation and scheduling tools is desirable. Personal attributes

Organised, reliable, and responsive. Proactive and willing to learn. Able to work collaboratively in a small, fast-paced team. Professional and aligned with ECAJ’s role as the peak representative body of the Jewish community in Australia. How to Apply

All applications must besubmittedby email to ECAJ Chief of Staff, LynziBennun, at

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📌 Emerging Digital Communications Coordinator (Melbourne)
🏢 Executive Council of Australian Jewry
📍 Melbourne