Digital Marketing Apprentice Review

Mediating agency/internal team relationship through weekly meetings and emails. Managing website content execution - briefing, approvals, and working with webmaster to push live. Ad-hoc sampling campaign management. Hosting monthly sessions with brands to discuss e-commerce performance. Leading a small team for internal learning and development newsletters.

I have learnt project management skills, and developed my organisation and time management skills.

I enjoy my programme quite a bit, the team is supportive, engaging, and always ready to help me reach my best potential whether that means assigning new projects as learning opportunities or helping me manage my workload if things get too much.

Well structured, I think 2x 18 month rotations are appropriate.

I recieve a good amount of support, with weekly 121s and ad-hoc meetings as needed.

London South Bank University offers subpar teaching and at times a hostile learning environment. Aside from 1-2 lecturers who will go above and beyond to offer support, the University is not fit for purpose. That being said, the teachers who are actually on the apprenticeship team that have our progress reviews and help us reach our EPA gateway are extremely helpful with working towards our qualifications. The problem lies with most module lecturers.

My role helps me at University, University does not help me perform better in my role.

Yes, there are social activities, sports, mentoring, networking events available throughout the year and across all office sites and teams.

Yes

The company culture is amazing, I feel supported and pushed to be my best. There is also a wealth of opportunities no matter what team you are in.

Be yourself, be authentic. Show your passion - the apprenticeship is there for you to learn the skills, they don't expect you to be a professional already, just be hungry to learn. Research the company ahead of your application.