Content Coordinator at Kaye College: Community, Content and Organic Search in Beer Sheva

The profession: a content coordinator in an academic institution

A content coordinator is responsible for what an institution says about itself in unpaid channels: the website, social networks, newsletters and videos. In higher education that means turning programs, lecturers, alumni and students into content that interests prospective applicants, not only people who already study there. According to the listing, the role includes building a monthly and annual content calendar with the marketing manager and the campaigns manager, writing and editing, community management and answering inquiries on social networks, running filming days, and tracking the performance of organic channels.

On pay: the listing does not state a salary. For reference only, the 2026 Drushim salary table for internet and digital (Manpower data, in thousands of NIS) lists a content manager with 1-3 years of experience at NIS 10,000 to 12,000 per month, 3-5 years at NIS 12,000 to 15,000, and over 5 years at NIS 16,000 to 20,000. That is a similar but more senior role than a content coordinator, and the table does not say whether the figures are gross or net, so they should not be read as this job's pay. Israel's national minimum wage rose on 1 April 2026 to NIS 6,247.67 per month (per WageIndicator), and it is the floor for any position.

Kaye College in numbers

History

According to Wikipedia, Kaye College was founded in 1954 by Arie Simon, then the school inspector of the Southern District, as a college for new immigrant teachers in two sheds in a neighborhood called Meshek Ezer in Beer Sheva. It is named for Geoffrey Kaye, its chief sponsor. In 1960 a permanent institution was housed in the Gimmel neighborhood, and in 1982 the college moved to its present location and was renamed the Kaye Academic College of Education. The National College for Sports Education, founded in 1964, was incorporated into it in 1982. In 1994 it was granted academic status and the right to award a B.Ed.

The college trains kindergarten and primary teachers, middle-school and special-education teachers, and teachers of physical education and art, and it also runs a pre-academic preparatory program that Wikipedia says has about 500 students a year. The Wikipedia entry carries a maintenance banner about quality issues, so the figures here are as stated there and not from official reports. Kaye is a higher-education institution, not a public company, and has no traded stock.

In Israel and abroad

The role is in Beer Sheva, and the college serves the Southern region. According to Wikipedia it works with the Ministry of Education, the Beer Sheva municipality, Ben-Gurion University, regional councils and JDC (the Joint). For someone from the south, or studying there, it is a chance to work in a city where academic institutions are a central engine.

Around the world, higher-education institutions now run similar content and community teams, and the listing reflects a broader trend: it asks for organic search management that includes AI tools, meaning making sure content is found when prospective applicants ask search engines and chatbots. Experience in that can be taken to universities, nonprofits and companies alike.

Creating content around campus life, students, lecturers, alumni and study programs. (from the job description)

How the role works

According to the listing, the content coordinator's day includes ongoing coordination of the digital assets, building a content calendar, writing, editing and uploading content, answering inquiries on social networks, running filming days and coordinating raw materials, and managing organic search. The role also covers work on website content, helping design digital campaigns, coordinating with the advertising agency and a graphic design studio and writing briefs, designing invitations, flyers and internal branding, and helping with special events such as degree ceremonies and conferences.

It is a broad job: someone who comes from writing alone will need to learn to coordinate production and guide designers, and someone who comes from design will need to sharpen Hebrew writing. Think of it as a test of working in a varied environment, which is exactly what employers look for at the start of a career in communications and marketing.

Who it is for

According to the listing, required: a bachelor's degree, at least one year managing online profiles for organizations or companies, at least one year writing briefs for media providers (designer, video editor), a high level of written and spoken Hebrew, and flexibility in working hours. An advantage: new-media certificate studies, Arabic, data analysis in Google Analytics and the Facebook ads manager, and graphic design experience. The listing addresses women and men alike.

A student who is still studying is not necessarily a fit, because of the full-time scope and the flexibility requirement, but a recent graduate who ran the profile of a nonprofit, a youth movement or a small business during their studies is a realistic candidate.

Status

The listing was posted on Drushim and shown as "19 hours ago" on 28.10.2026, and it was active when checked. Applications go through the listing. It states no closing date, so this article is set to stay valid for two weeks, until 11.11.2026. It is worth applying early and attaching writing samples and links to profiles you have managed.

Sources and verification

Job details: the Drushim listing (job 38646459), checked on 28.10.2026. College background: the Wikipedia entry "Kaye Academic College of Education" (carries a maintenance banner). Salary data: the Drushim 2026 salary table for internet and digital, Manpower data, for the content manager role rather than content coordinator. Minimum wage: WageIndicator. The listing states no salary, so we attach none to this job.