Posts by BMTH

Bournemouth Sevens Festival is looking for a full-time Marketing Manager based locally in Bournemouth, Poole or Christchurch. You will promote the festival to younger audiences through social media, content, email, text and WhatsApp campaigns, with opportunities to use Meta and TikTok advertising. The role would suit an organised digital marketer who understands student, sport and festival culture. The job starts in August.

Bournemouth University is recruiting a Digital Product Manager at Studland House in Lansdowne. You will lead the development of the university’s website, staff intranet and marketing platforms, setting priorities and working with teams and suppliers to improve digital services. Applicants should have strong experience in web platforms, user experience, accessibility and digital strategy. This is a full-time permanent role paying up to around £51,000 a year. Applications close on Thursday the ninth of July.

Bournemouth University is looking for a Student Money Adviser at its Talbot Campus. You will give practical advice to students on funding, assess financial support applications and help improve money awareness through outreach and online content. The role would suit someone with strong communication and numeracy skills who can stay calm in challenging situations. It is a full-time permanent job paying up to around £32,000 a year. Applications close on Thursday the ninth of July.

BCP Council is recruiting a Head of Legal Services and Deputy Monitoring Officer. This senior role will lead a large team of legal professionals, oversee complex council legal work and support the Monitoring Officer on constitutional matters. Applicants should have substantial leadership experience and ideally be a qualified solicitor or barrister. The full-time position pays around £85,000 a year.

BCP Council is looking for foster carers across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole. You will provide a safe and supportive home for children and young people, helping with their wellbeing, education, appointments and everyday life. Applicants need patience, flexibility, a spare bedroom and a commitment to making a difference. Full training and round-the-clock support are provided.