Advertising FAQ's

Here you will find out how to complete the advertising form correctly depending on what you are advertising.

To find out more about our vacancy advertising packages, click here.

Advertising a Vacancy

If you are advertising a vacancy, please see the instructions below on how to complete the vacancy form here.

Page Title:
Add the job title and organisation that you are recruiting for - e.g. "Admin Assistant, BVSC"
Overview:
Add the closing date and time in this section
Page Content:
Add a job description or a short summary of the role. You may also add a web link for any external application forms in this box too.
Multimedia:
Add an image or logo
Location:
Add the location of where the vacancy is going to be based. If you have multiple locations, you may add that in the Page Content box. If you don't wish to add the location, please keep it empty.

Advertising Training/Event

If you are advertising training or an event, please see the instructions below on how to complete the form here.

Overview:
Add a short sentence about what you are advertising. This section will be used on our homepage and on our e-bulletin.
Full Description of your event/training:
Here you can add all the information you wish to advertise about what your event/training is about
Location:
Add the location of where the event/training is going to be based. If you have multiple locations, you may add that in the Page Content box. If you don't wish to add the location, please keep it empty.

Advertising News

If you are advertising news, please see the instructions below on how to complete the news form here.

Advertising on the Community Noticeboard

If you are advertising volunteering opportunity, please see the instructions below on how to complete the form here.

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