Digital Manager (Creative Economy) Nigeria Job Vacancy at British Council

The British Council is the UK’s international organisation for educational opportunities and cultural relations. We work in over 100 countries worldwide to build engagement and trust for the UK through the exchange of knowledge and ideas between people.
The British Council is looking for a suitably qualified and experienced individual to fill the post of Creative Economy Digital Manager.

Job Title: Digital Manager (Creative Economy) Nigeria

Location: Lagos

Purpose of job
To work with the arts and creative economy team in Nigeria to design digital strategy for Nigeria Creative Economy programme, deliver digital programmes, audiences and partnerships which contribute to the British Council’s cultural relations programme through the creative industries.
Context and environment:
The British Council in Nigeria works in three strategic business areas; Arts, English, Education and Society. The post will work directly to Assistant Director Nigeria who is responsible for our work in the Arts and Creative Economy.
The principal, but not exclusive focus of our Arts work in Nigeria is in Lagos.
Arts and creative economy staff work to develop international opportunities in specific priority areas:

Building creative partnerships and collaborationsShowcasing the UK in Nigeria and vice versaDeveloping skills and leadership in the creative sectorHarnessing the power of arts in achieving international development goals

We are increasingly exploring ways to use technology to expand reach and engagement for our programme as well as support the artistes and creative entrepreneurs that we work with to use technology more effectively in their work.

Accountabilities, responsibilities and main duties:
Design and Deliver Digital Strategy for Creative Economy projects in Nigeria

Designing a digital strategy that reflects the local contexts and bouquet of Creative Economy programmes currently run by British Council in NigeriaDeveloping relationships for new digital platforms for expansion of access to BC Nigeria creative economy workDeveloping and managing digital marketing and audience development campaigns including but not limited to management of social media platformsProvide content for communications materials for distribution internally and externally in Nigeria, the region and UK

Project Design , Planning and delivery of creative economy projects that have a digital focus

managing relationships with project partners, and representing the project to other external stakeholdersensuring projects are marketed to the highest standard in print, digitally and at event.ensuring that all project activity reflects key equal opportunities and diversity issuesproject planning, monitoring and evaluation, using the following tools: project logic modelsGantt charts to reflect planned activityscorecard instruments (audience forecasts and actuals, quality of service questionnaires)

Provide market intelligence and information, maintain and develop close understanding of and links with the creative sector in Nigeria

supporting Assistant Director Nigeria, the post holder will maintain and expand knowledge of the Nigerian creative economy sector and to develop and sustain relationships with key practitioners and organisations, both established and emerging talent;represent our work in arts to external partners and stakeholders;provide advice to UK organisations, artists and professional networks on the international development of their work.

Key relationships:

Assistant Director Nigeria, Arts and Creative Economy Project Team NigeriaNigerian Creative EntrepreneursCreative Economy colleagues in the SSA region and Headquarters

Requirements

Bachelor’s DegreeSignificant and up-to-date knowledge of – and a broad network of contacts in – the Nigerian creative sector.An understanding of the educational, developmental and creative industry opportunities of arts activity.At least three years’ recent professional experience of working a creative sector organisation using digital tools to deliver activity.Understanding of Digital Marketing, technology or media, in particular, SEO, Web development, Social Media, User Experience project

Remuneration
N3,090,378.97 gross per annum. This includes allowances.

Method of Application
Interested and qualified candidates should download the Digital Manager Creative Economy role profile. Download and complete the British Council external application form. Completed application forms should be sent to Fposts@ng.britishcouncil.org

Note: Only applications received on the British Council application form will be considered and only short-listed candidates will be contacted. We will not accept CVs

Applications will close no later than Monday 13th May, 2013.