Opportunities
Communications and Visitor Experience Officer
Are you creative, organised, and passionate about connecting with people? We’re looking for a dynamic communicator to manage our social media, support events and community projects, and ensure every visitor to Holocaust Centre North has a warm, memorable experience.
This is a brilliant opportunity to gain hands-on experience across communications, digital content, events, and front-of-house in a friendly, mission-driven heritage organisation.
To apply:
Take a look at the Job Description and Person Specification below, then send us: your CV; a cover letter telling us how your experience fits the role; the equal opportunities form.
Email everything to support.hcn@hud.ac.uk by midnight on Sunday 7 December 2025.
If you’d like, you can also include up to five examples of your work (images, links, or videos) to show us what you can do.
Interviews will take place on Thursday 18 December.
Come help us share stories that matter.
Project Zackhor
Mazeltov!
Getting ready for your Bar or Bat Mitzvah is such an exciting time! It’s a chance to celebrate with your family and friends, but also to step into Jewish adulthood and show the world who you are. You’ll look back on this time as one filled with pride, tradition, and amazing new opportunities.
As part of your journey, you can choose to do something really meaningful with Holocaust Centre North. You’ll get to learn about the life of one of our Holocaust survivors; someone who lived through one of the hardest moments in Jewish history and still found the strength to rebuild. Their courage can inspire you, and by sharing their story, you’ll help make sure it’s never forgotten. By visiting our exhibition and doing a bit of research (with lots of support from us!), you’ll become a witness: someone who keeps their memory alive and uses it to make the world better.
There aren’t any strict rules. This is your project, your way to explore the past and help shape the future.
Alongside zakhor (remembrance), you can take part in the mitzvah of tzedakah (charity). By running your own fundraising campaign, you’ll help us protect survivor stories, create learning opportunities, and inspire others to stand up against hate and prejudice. It’s your chance to make a real difference — and to keep these voices alive for generations to come
For more information, please contact Hannah G, our Head of Fundraising at H.Goldstone@hud.ac.uk