Jobs

Current Roles

All current roles are voluntary.

 

Dyspraxia Magazine is a small not-for-profit organisation, its current and only source of income is via the small number of sales that come through our online shop. Therefore, all our roles are voluntary. For safeguarding purposes, all volunteers on our roster must be aged 18+. Each of the roles are flexible to suit your needs and are all online. All Roles are entry level and do not require previous experience as training and guidance will be provided where needed. We do provide references for volunteers but expect a minimum of three months consistently volunteering with us. There are of course exceptions in extenuating circumstances.

To apply to any of these roles email your CV and Cover Letter to enquiries@dyspraxiamagazine.com

Volunteering for Dyspraxia Magazine presents an incredible opportunity to gain invaluable work experience while making a positive impact on the dyspraxia community. By joining this magazine as a volunteer, individuals not only acquire practical skills in writing, editing, and design, but also have the chance to contribute significantly to an underserved community. Dyspraxia Magazine serves as a platform to raise awareness, provide support, and share personal stories of those affected by dyspraxia. Being a part of such a crucial initiative allows volunteers to advocate for a better understanding of dyspraxia, inspire others, and foster a sense of community and belonging. While expanding their skill set, volunteers truly make a difference in the lives of individuals with dyspraxia, further emphasizing the enriching nature of this volunteering opportunity.

Available positions

Panel Members - 3 monthly position

Responsibilities of the role:

Provide content ideas for current quarters topics.

Make suggestions for improvements on projects.

Be actively on the lookout for topics of discussions within community forums to share with the panel.

Keep up to date with content creators and writers that could be recruited to write about the current topics for Dyspraxia Magazine

This role is still developing as the needs of the magazine continues to grow. This role is to encourage members of the community to help decide the direction and future of Dyspraxia Magazine. We strongly advocate for a "Nothing about us without us" model. After all, Dyspraxia Magazine is for your benefit, so why shouldn't you have a say and get the opportunity to be involved?

Requirements:

Speaks English

Lives in a UK time zone or is able to commit to UK time zones for online meetings

Is Neurodivergent (requirement), Dyspraxia is a preference but not a must. Self Diagnosed is recognised and accepted.

1-2 hour phone call monthly

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Graphic Designer - 1-3 hrs per week

Responsibilities of the role:

Interpret creative briefs to develop concepts for execution with Dyspraxia Magazine

Research and understand Dyspraxia Magazine's needs and target audiences

Work collaboratively with other members such as the content/copywriter

Works to Dyspraxia Magazine's design brief

create original posters and images for a range of marketing and communications materials such as posters, social media posts, web pages etc

Requirements:

Adequate design and research skills

Adequate understanding of design platforms such as Canva, photoshop, krita etc however training can be provided

Speaks and writes in English

Is Neurodivergent (requirement), Dyspraxia is a preference but not a must. Self Diagnosed is recognised and accepted.

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Peer Researchers - 1-3 hrs per week

Responsibilities of the role:

Perform peer research according to ethical practices

write summaries on your findings

Utilise existing research to back your findings

Utilise community forums to seek research participants

Focus on collating a diverse and inclusive range of participants

Collaborate with other researchers where possible

Requirements:

Adequate writing and research skills

Adequate research understanding

Speaks and writes in English

Is Neurodivergent (requirement), Dyspraxia is a preference but not a must. Self Diagnosed is recognised and accepted.

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Networking liaison 1-3 hrs per week

Responsibilities of the role:

Communicate with organisations that match our core beliefs to collaborate with

Collate contact details for potential advertisers

Liaise with key stakeholders and share information gathered

Requirements:

Adequate writing and research skills

Adequate social media understanding

Speaks and writes in English

Is Neurodivergent (requirement), Dyspraxia is a preference but not a must. Self Diagnosed is recognised and accepted.

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Dyspraxia Magazine advocates

Responsibilities of the role:

Share relevant articles to social media platforms

When relevant direct members of the community to our website or socials

Inform members of the community about Dyspraxia Magazine

Requirements:

Adequate writing and research skills

Adequate social media understanding and presence within online communities

Speaks and writes in English

Is Neurodivergent (requirement), Dyspraxia is a preference but not a must. Self Diagnosed is recognised and accepted.

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Content/Copywriter - 1-3 hrs per week

Responsibilities of the role:

Interpret creative briefs to develop concepts for execution with Dyspraxia Magazine

Research and understand Dyspraxia Magazine's needs and target audiences

Work collaboratively with other members such as the content/copywriter

Works to Dyspraxia Magazine's tone and language brief

create original text and proof for a range of marketing and communications materials such as posters, social media posts, web pages etc

Requirements:

Adequate writing and research skills

Adequate social media understanding

Speaks and writes in English

Is Neurodivergent (requirement), Dyspraxia is a preference but not a must. Self Diagnosed is recognised and accepted.