About the role
Position Overview
The National Director of Communications leads TYC’s communications strategy and helps build a strong, consistent public presence for the organization. This role is responsible for managing national messaging, social media, branding, and internal communications while working with chapters across Canada.
Responsibilities
Develop and manage TYC’s national communications strategy. Oversee social media content, announcements, and campaigns. Maintain TYC’s branding and ensure consistent messaging across all chapters. Support provincial and local chapters with communications resources. Create promotional materials, newsletters, and public statements. Collaborate with the National Executive Team to promote TYC initiatives. Lead and support members of the Communications Department.
Qualifications
Strong written and verbal communication skills. Experience with social media, marketing, or public relations is an asset. Ability to work independently and manage projects. Strong organizational and leadership skills. Passion for youth leadership and community impact.
Age 13- 27
Additional Information
Approximately 4–8 hours per week, including team meetings and organizational initiatives.
Reports to: Executive Director
Supervises: Deputy Director of Communications, Communications team members, including content creators, designers, and communications volunteers.
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About The Young Constituents
Empowering young people to make change in their communities
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About the role
Position Overview
The National Director of Communications leads TYC’s communications strategy and helps build a strong, consistent public presence for the organization. This role is responsible for managing national messaging, social media, branding, and internal communications while working with chapters across Canada.
Responsibilities
Develop and manage TYC’s national communications strategy. Oversee social media content, announcements, and campaigns. Maintain TYC’s branding and ensure consistent messaging across all chapters. Support provincial and local chapters with communications resources. Create promotional materials, newsletters, and public statements. Collaborate with the National Executive Team to promote TYC initiatives. Lead and support members of the Communications Department.
Qualifications
Strong written and verbal communication skills. Experience with social media, marketing, or public relations is an asset. Ability to work independently and manage projects. Strong organizational and leadership skills. Passion for youth leadership and community impact.
Age 13- 27
Additional Information
Approximately 4–8 hours per week, including team meetings and organizational initiatives.
Reports to: Executive Director
Supervises: Deputy Director of Communications, Communications team members, including content creators, designers, and communications volunteers.
Not the right fit? Search for National Director of Communication jobs in Canada
About The Young Constituents
Empowering young people to make change in their communities