TogetherVsmile Events Inc. and SuperNova Badminton Club Inc. are growing community organisations based in Melbourne that bring people together through multicultural events, sports programs, community engagement activities and social initiatives.

This volunteer opportunity is designed to provide practical hands-on experience, mentoring, networking opportunities and portfolio-building projects for students, graduates and community members looking to gain experience in social media, marketing, event management and community engagement.

We are seeking a passionate Social Media Volunteer who wants hands-on experience in digital marketing, content creation, branding and community engagement.

This role is ideal for university students, marketing graduates, international students, content creators or anyone looking to build real-world experience and strengthen their portfolio.- Create and schedule social media posts

What You Will Learn

• Social media marketing strategy
• Content planning and scheduling
• Canva design and branding
• Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube management
• Reel and short-form video creation
• Event promotion campaigns
• Community engagement techniques
• Analytics and performance tracking
• AI tools for content creation

Key Responsibilities

• Create and schedule social media posts
• Design graphics using Canva
• Create reels and short videos
• Assist with event promotion campaigns
• Help grow community engagement and followers
• Monitor comments and messages
• Support website and newsletter content updates
• Capture photos and videos during events

Benefits ✅ Practical industry experience ✅ Mentorship and guidance ✅ Volunteer reference upon successful completion ✅ Opportunity to build a portfolio of real campaigns ✅ Networking with community leaders and local organisations ✅ LinkedIn recommendation ✅ Flexible hours

Ideal Candidate Interested in marketing, communications, media or business Familiar with social media platforms Creative mindset Good written English Reliable and proactive Experience is not essential