Multi-Channel Marketing Apprenticeship

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Are you looking for a Multi-Channel Marketing Apprenticeship?

Kickstart your career in marketing with this exciting apprenticeship opportunity. You'll work alongside experienced professionals, learning to plan and execute multi-channel marketing campaigns that drive brand awareness and achieve business objectives. Develop your skills in marketing automation, social media marketing, and content creation.

Are you passionate, ambitious, and eager to take your career to the next level? We're always looking for talented individuals to join our Talent Pool! By doing so, you'll stay connected to exciting opportunities tailored to your skills and aspirations.

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Tailored Opportunities: Match your skills with upcoming positions in your field.Initial Salary: £18,000

Location: Bristol

Required Skills and Experience:

Essential qualifications: Grade C/4 or above in Maths and English.
Technical skills: Good IT skills with an understanding of Microsoft Office/Google packages and various social media platforms.
Strong Creative Flair: Possess a strong creative flair with an interest in creating visually engaging content.
Adaptability: Comfortable working in a dynamic environment and adjusting to changing business needs.
Time Management: Proven ability to manage time effectively, prioritise tasks, and meet deadlines.
Commitment to Excellence: Dedicated to delivering high-quality work and continuously improving personal and professional skills. Key Responsibilities:

Plan and coordinate marketing activities: Using various marketing tactics to acquire and retain customer segments.
Contribute to creative content development: Across video, images, and other formats, for online and offline campaigns.
Build and implement multi-channel campaigns: Across a variety of platforms, both offline and digital.
Proofread marketing copy: Ensuring accuracy, persuasiveness, and brand consistency.
Use data analysis tools: To record, interpret, and analyse customer or campaign data.
Monitor and review campaigns: To ensure effectiveness, optimise results, and meet budget requirements.

About the Apprenticeship:

This Multi-Channel Marketer Level 3 Apprenticeship offers a practical introduction to modern marketing, focusing on creating impactful campaigns. Multi-channel marketers are in demand across diverse organisations, from small businesses to large corporations. As an apprentice, you'll gain hands-on experience developing and executing marketing strategies across a variety of channels, learning how to reach target audiences effectively.

Participants in our multi-channel marketing apprenticeship will gain valuable skills and outcomes such as:

Equipping Learners for marketing - The programme equips learners with the knowledge and skills necessary to allow them to enhance the business performance in the organisation's market place
Expertise in search engine optimisation, analytics and Google Ads - Learners will gain expertise in establishing and enhancing businesses online presence, ensuring effective engagement with target audiences
Developing a Versatile Skill Set - Through a thorough and diverse curriculum, apprentices will develop the versatile skill set needed to produce impactful marketing that drives results
Balancing Theory and Practical Experience - By blending theoretical concepts with practical, hands-on experience, learners will be well-equipped to navigate and respond to the evolving demands of the digital ageOur apprenticeship standard is delivered via our virtual learning platform. With support from specialist trainers, 121 skills coaches and our learning platform 'Aptem' where you will complete the learning programme. An apprenticeship includes regular training with our training provider Pateto. At least 20% of your working hours will be spent training or studying.

Candidates must not already hold a qualification at the same level or above in in the same subject area as the apprenticeship. For the duration of the apprenticeship candidates cannot undertake any other formal qualifications at the same time.

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