The Social Media & Graphic Designer Intern will create content for artistic and literary audiences, grow the organisation's social media followership, and support the publication of its annual anthology and other programmes.

• Job Location: Remote
• Employment Type: Volunteer Internship
• Salary: Remuneration in the form of internet costs

20.35 Africa is a non-profit literary organisation dedicated to becoming a resource institution for African poetry. It publishes an annual anthology and runs programmes including the Conversations series. The organisation trains editorially minded creatives who go on to champion African poetry, offering interns exposure to the full scope of a small literary organisation's operations.

• Create content for artistic and literary audiences.
• Create ad campaigns, monitor social media feeds, and interpret analytics.
• Grow followership across all social media platforms.
• Build presence on new platforms where the organisation may expand.
• Support the full scope of the non-profit's operations, including compiling, publicising, and publishing the annual anthology.
• Share general administrative support with other interns.

• Hands-on experience creating content for artistic and literary audiences.
• Experience in creating ad campaigns, monitoring social media feeds, and interpreting analytics.
• Capacity to create and grow new presence on other platforms.
• Ability to work and deliver required results with minimal supervision.
• Reliable time management.
• Knowledge of Microsoft Word and Adobe (especially Photoshop).
• Graphic portfolio and CV.
• Demo versions of a newsletter, book cover, and advertisement.
• A general track record of social media management and graphic design.
• Passion for poetry or literature is prioritised.

How to Apply
Interested candidates should email their resume/CV and a brief cover letter focused on arts, literary, and editorial experience to editors@2035africa.org using "APPLICATION FOR EDITORIAL INTERNSHIP" as the heading. The application window stays open until the position is filled.

Why This Job Might Be a Good Fit
This role suits a creative who is passionate about poetry and literature and wants to apply design and social media skills within a literary organisation rather than a commercial brand. Because the internship is the pathway to paid editorial assistant roles, it offers a genuine route into literary publishing and arts communications.

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