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11 September 2023

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If You Could is the place to find jobs in the creative industry. It’s a quick and easy way to browse hundreds of roles across the creative industries. Whether you’re just starting out or planning your next move, you’ll find new opportunities added daily.

Below is this week’s edit of jobs posted on If You Could Jobs, including roles at Arcs and Beco.

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A job advertisement on a pale peach background for a “Digital Content Creator” at a-r-c-s. The role is based in London for a midweight level, with a salary of “£30,000 – £32,000”. The ad lists the contract as “Full Time, Part Time” and states that applications close on “24 September 2023”. A circular logo containing a curved line and letters sits at the top.
A job advertisement for a “Graphic Designer” at Beco on a pale peach background. The text lists the role as a full-time, midweight position based in London with a salary of “£26,000 – £34,000”. Applications close on 29 September 2023.

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