Join Our Digital Student Ambassador Team
Do you love social media and making content? Then join us to share your student journey, gain experience and get paid for your creativity. Earn £12.60 per hour while gaining invaluable experience and sharing the voices of our students.
Being a Student Ambassador is a great way to get involved with the University, have fun and gain valuable skills. Our marketing team will work with you and support you throughout.
You can see some of the content already created by our ambassadors over on our socials or on our student ambassadors highlights playlist
Why You Should Become a Digital Student Ambassador
One of the main aims of the Digital Student Ambassador Programme is to provide new skills and opportunities to you, our students.
- Boost Your Confidence: Hone your communication skills with diverse audiences.
- Enhance Your CV: Gain valuable experience that stands out to employers.
- Develop Essential Skills in teamwork, problem-solving and social and cultural awareness
- Develop Digital Skills including video editing, photography and more
- Get Paid for Your Creativity: Earn £12.60 per hour for creating engaging content.
How to apply
- View full job description
- Write a Cover Letter: Explain why you want to be a Digital Student Ambassador, your passion for the NWH student experience, and any relevant social media experience.
- Include Examples: Share links or examples of social media content that showcase your skills.
- Submit Your Application: Email your letter of interest to marketing.nwh@uhi.ac.uk
- Interviews: If selected, you’ll be invited for an interview to discuss the role further.
- Get Started: Successful candidates will receive a toolkit and training from our marketing team to help you hit the ground running.
Please email your letter of interest to marketing.nwh@uhi.ac.uk
Meet our Digital Student Ambassadors
Get to know our team of Digital Student Ambassadors—real students sharing real stories and experiences of living and studying in our unique rural and island communities.