Home / News / Vacancy as Part-time Assistant Manager with the National Book Council Back to News Vacancy as Part-time Assistant Manager with the National Book Council Initiatives • News 11th December, 2020 Do you think you have what it takes to start a career with one of the most reputable public entities? As the publishing industry has grown significantly over the past few years, our team has increasingly become larger and professionalised. We are now looking at adding a new member to our team. Working for the National Book Council provides an opportunity to make a difference in the ever-growing Maltese book industry, supporting the work of all its stakeholders. Our staff use their skills to find innovative, long-lasting solutions to better support authors, publishers, illustrators, translators, editors. We have a strong and highly-skilled team of people, and we keep learning and growing together, having all started out with small roles. We offer a career, not just a job. We will hire the most talented individual and offer exciting professional development. We ensure equal opportunities, as well as an inclusive work environment. We are looking for a candidate who is committed and passionate, would thrive in a diverse and multi-cultural work environment, and is keen to contribute new innovative ideas, skills and solutions. The assistant manager will be helping in the preparation, organisation and management of events and projects, setting up marketing campaigns, executing outreach and assisting the team in daily admin tasks. This is a part-time job (20 hours per week). Job requirements: preferable university-level education; excellent knowledge of Microsoft Office skills and social media platforms; excellent command of both English and Maltese; previous work experience related to the book industry; driving licence. Unfortunately, given the highly-specialised nature of our work and the large number of applications that we receive when a vacancy call is issued, we will not be accepting applications from individuals who have no ties with the Maltese book industry, previous experience working in publishing, or basic knowledge of Maltese literature. To apply and find out about the salary package, send in your CV and a cover letter to joe.debattista@gov.mt by 8 January 2021. Interviews will take place starting Monday 18 January. SHARE POST Related Articles Make a mark abroad! Literary agent Simon Trewin offers practical networking tips during a free Zoom session News 12th September, 2025 Read More Bringing children’s literature to dynamic life on stage at the Malta Book Festival Festivals 10th September, 2025 Read More The National Book Council welcomes new board members News 10th September, 2025 Read More POSITION OF MANAGER WITH THE NATIONAL BOOK COUNCIL: JOBSPLUS PERMIT NUMBER 881/2025 News 9th September, 2025 Read More Booker Prize winner Samantha Harvey heads to Malta Book Festival News 2nd September, 2025 Read More The Commonwealth Short Story Prize 2026 Opens for Submissions in Maltese and English News 1st September, 2025 Read More Shortlist For The 2025 National Book Prize Announced News 26th August, 2025 Read More What Makes a Great Short Story? News 18th August, 2025 Read More ANNOUNCING THE NBC’S SHORT STORY WORKSHOP TOUR (AUG-OCT 2025) News 5th August, 2025 Read More The National Book Council launches Five-Year Strategy 2025–2030 News 5th August, 2025 Read More view all similar news
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