FAQs
What is the salary range for the Internal Communications Consultant position?
The salary for the Internal Communications Consultant position is up to £45,000, depending on location, skills, experience, and qualifications.
Is there a bonus opportunity associated with the role?
Yes, there is a bonus opportunity of 8% of the annual salary, which depends on your performance and Aviva's performance.
What benefits does Aviva offer for this role?
Aviva offers a generous pension scheme, 29 days holiday plus bank holidays, discounts on Aviva products and retailers, shares through the Matching Share Plan, and various well-being support tools.
What qualifications or experience do I need to apply for this job?
Candidates need communications experience along with evidence of professional qualification or membership (for example, IOIC) and strong interpersonal and organizational skills.
How important are writing skills for this position?
Writing skills are critical for this position as you will need to write briefs, plans, and stakeholder communications while ensuring clarity and impact for the audience.
What kind of work environment does Aviva promote?
Aviva promotes an inclusive environment and is open to applications from all backgrounds and experiences. They also support flexible working patterns, including part-time and job shares.
Is there support for individuals with disabilities during the application process?
Yes, Aviva interviews every disabled applicant who meets the minimum criteria for the job. Applicants can disclose their disability after applying to secure an interview.
How does Aviva encourage community involvement among employees?
Aviva encourages community involvement by offering three paid volunteering days to help employees make a difference in their communities.
What is the team structure for this role?
The Internal Communications Consultant will be part of a team of five people within the Brand and Corporate Affairs Internal Communications team, specifically supporting the Insurance, Wealth and Retirement (IWR) market.
Will I need to manage stakeholders in this role?
Yes, managing stakeholders is a key responsibility of this role, as you will contribute to communication plans and campaigns supporting the specific needs of the business.