Crime Victim Helpline Call-taker
Crime Victims Helpline
- Community
- National
Crime Victims Helpline
Arts/Culture/Media
UCC Civic
Cork
Requirements:Some journalism / content development experience
Enjoy creating great content? We have ongoing opportunities for student volunteer journalists to contribute to our work that helps share stories about civic and community engagement with UCC. Your stories and articles will be credited and may feature in social media, on-line and print formats. Some experience required and photo journalism/social media desireable. Apply by sending your contact details, a bit about yourself and a short sample of your work to civic@ucc.ie.
Is training provided?: No
Minimum time commitment per week:
2 hour p/week
Additional screening required for this role:
Apply by sending your contact details, a bit about yourself and a short sample of your work to civic@ucc.ie.
If you have any questions about this role please feel free to get in touch:
Name: Martin Galvin
Address: UCC Civic, College Road, University College Cork Cork, Ireland
The national Crime Victims Helpline, freephone 116 006
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