Creative Support Assistant – Entry Level
25-hours per week
Salary: £15 per hour. Equivalent to £29,250 FTE.
The Role
To support the editors in the process of monthly content layout for all area Post Newspapers.
The main focus of the role will be to upload and arrange content into an existing InDesign template for each area newspaper following established guidelines.
In addition, support is needed to prepare the weekly e-news letter along with using basic design software to create graphics for social media and other projects.
Would suit a recent graduate or entry-level candidate looking to begin a creative role, develop skills, and be part of the growth of a small independent, community-focused company.
Main Duties
- Desktop Publishing:
- Organize text, photos, and graphics into newspaper layout using Adobe Indesign
- Basic design work for social media posts and weekly e-newsletter
Requirements
- Knowledge of InDesign or similar software
- Willingness to work as part of a team
- Good communication skills
- Reliability
- Ability to work to a deadline
Work Place
Office-based in Didsbury, Manchester
How to Apply
Email: news@postnewspapers.org to provide some background and suitability for the role. Please include a CV.
Closing Date
19 October 2026
Interviews
20-23 October 2026
Start Date
Early November 2026
About Post Newspapers
Post Newspapers is a trading name of Drawing Board Productions Community Interest Company (CIC) that operates on a profit-for-purpose basis.
We produce monthly, community-focused newspapers in print and online sharing locally-focused, positive news and information to help keep residents better connected and informed.
As of October 2026, Post Newspapers produce 9 monthly newspapers covering 8 of the 10 boroughs of Greater Manchester, as well as Cheshire East. Within the next 12 months, we expect the number of monthly newspapers to increase to 11.
We are a small organisation that works to support local communities through Post Newspapers, with plans to expand further across the North West region over the coming years.
Find out more about Post Newspapers at: www.postnewspapers.org
