Funny but under-appreciated? The Cambridge Tab is looking for a new Social Media Editor

Applications close at 23:59 on Tuesday February 24th 2026


The Cambridge Tab is looking for a new Social Media Editor to run its popular social media pages that are known by thousands of students across Cambridge.

You must be a student currently studying in Cambridge and be willing to create content, bring attention to articles and maintain engagement with the followers of The Cambridge Tab. Experience with Canva and knowledge of posting on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook would also be useful.

As Social Media Editor you’ll have creative control over our Instagram and Facebook, which have a combined reach of over 30k followers.

If you’ve got a great talent for creating your own memes that are relevant to Cambridge and student lifestyle, want to promote a brand image or just love scrolling all day, this one’s for you. You must have an eye for the latest trends, memes and aesthetics.

We want you to keep up with our iconic memes and engaging story content, as well as introducing your own content that The Cambridge Tab can become recognisable for.

Your responsibilities will include advertising our articles, posting regular daily content on our stories, sharing memes, growing our audience and keeping our followers engaged.

Already convinced? Apply here.

Applications close at 23:59 on Tuesday February 24th 2026.

You’ll be working on posts like this:

And this:

And memes like this:

The Cambridge Tab’s influence and impact across the uni is reliant on a top-notch social media game. This job is suited to someone who loves the ins and outs of social media and wants to gain some real experience which looks great on your CV.

You also don’t need to have written or created content for The Tab before to be considered for the role. If you have any questions about the application, please don’t hesitate to contact us on Instagram.

Applications close at 23:59 on Tuesday February 24th 2026.

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