Cape {town} Etc is expanding its team, and one of two positions could be yours. Content, culture, and writing? How about editing, enhancing, and reading? We're looking for a content producer and a copy editor to join us on our journey. Details here:
From the way we run our schedule to our goals and content — this is a team that’s anything but ordinary.
Not only that, but we’ve spent a lot of time thinking about the ‘Etc’ aspect of our brand. Subsequently, this involved us looking beyond the borders of the Mother City, including coverage of both national and international news. Cape {town} Etc has grown — from our readers to the amount of content we aspire to produce. Subsequently, we are looking for not one, but two new people to join our close-knit team. If you’re passionate about Cape Town, writing, and reporting, one of these two positions could belong to you:Oversee online content for the website, which includes weekly newsletters, and additional social media content across Cape {town} Etc and potentially other titles at Highbury Media.
The successful candidate needs to be productive, be good at managing their time and resources, communicate well with all contributors, and work as part of a team.
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