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Digital Communications Officer

Nature Friendly Farming Network
Remote working

Posted: 24 Nov 2025

Deadline: 10 Dec 2025

Compensation: £25,400 per annum based on a four-day working pattern (equivalent to £31,750 FTE)

Paid Part-time Flexible hours Fixed term / contract Remote working

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Job description

We are looking for a skilled and proactive Digital Communications Officer to take a leading role in how the NFFN communicates online. This is an exciting opportunity to shape the digital presence of a growing organisation at the forefront of nature-friendly farming and climate-positive change. Working closely with the Head of Communications, you will lead on the delivery and development of NFFN’s digital channels. You will create high-quality written and visual content, manage and grow our social media presence, and ensure our digital platforms tell compelling stories that inspire farmers, policymakers and the public. This role is ideal for someone who is creative, well organised and confident in digital delivery. You will bring strong copywriting skills, good judgement, and the ability to translate environmental and farming themes into accessible and engaging content. You do not need to be an expert in agriculture, but a passion for environmental issues and sustainability is essential. You will join a small and collaborative team with plenty of opportunities to contribute ideas, lead impactful campaigns, and help strengthen NFFN’s voice across the UK. 

Key responsibilities

  • Leading the development and delivery of NFFN’s social media strategy across Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Bluesky
  • Managing social media channels day-to-day, engaging proactively with audiences and building a strong online community
  • Overseeing paid social advertising and campaign optimisation
  • Creating high-quality digital content, including graphics, videos, infographics and written materials
  • Managing a digital content calendar and identifying opportunities for improved narrative and reach
  • Planning and producing regular email newsletters
  • Maintaining and updating the NFFN website, including content audits and SEO improvements
  • Monitoring and reporting on digital performance using analytics tools
  • Staying informed on digital trends and proposing improvements to enhance engagement and reach 

Who we are looking for

You will bring:

  • At least 2–3 years’ experience in digital communications
  • Strong writing and editing skills
  • Experience running social media channels and creating successful content
  • Confidence with scheduling tools and analytics software
  • A good understanding of SEO principles
  • Creativity, attention to detail and strong organisational skills
  • The ability to work independently and collaboratively in a remote team
  • An interest in environmental, sustainable food or farming issues

Desirable skills include experience with Canva or similar design tools, video editing, Mailchimp, Metricool or other social media management platforms. 

Application information

To apply, please complete the application form

If you would like an alternative format or need adjustments to support your application, please contact hr@nffn.org.uk

Please note the deadline for applications is midday on 10 December 2025.

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About Nature Friendly Farming Network

The Nature Friendly Farming Network is a movement for farmers and the public led by nature friendly farmers across the UK. We are working to expand our community further providing an even stronger voice for regenerative nature and climate friendly farming. We support farmers on their nature friendly farming journeys and demonstrate to policy makers and the wider public what farmers can do to help wildlife, the environment and climate whilst still producing plentiful quality produce.

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