Community Development Manager (Communications)
The Community Development Manager will support the Constituency Office in driving internal and external communications while managing digital assets and social media. Responsibilities include curating community stories, engaging local demographics, facilitating grassroots organizations, and ensuring proper fund utilization. The ideal candidate possesses strong writing skills and proficiency in a second language alongside a keen interest in national policies. This is a 3-year contract role based in Singapore.
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Experience
Experience not specified
Function
Community and Social Services
Work mode
Onsite, Singapore
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
The Community Development Manager will support the Constituency Office in driving internal and external communications while managing digital assets and social media. Responsibilities include curating community stories, engaging local demographics, facilitating grassroots organizations, and ensuring proper fund utilization. The ideal candidate possesses strong writing skills and proficiency in a second language alongside a keen interest in national policies. This is a 3-year contract role based in Singapore.
TAL's take
Government sector role with defined community management and communication responsibilities; stability but niche in scope.
The role is clearly defined within a constituency framework, though the mix of communication tasks and grassroots organizational duties is broad.
Must haves
- Experience in communications
- Social media management
- Keen interest in current affairs and national policies
- Strong English writing skills
- Knowledge of Mandarin, Malay or Tamil
- Ability to speak and proofread written text in a second language
- Team player
About the company
Government statutory board, mid-tier status as a large public organization.
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