Digital Marketing Apprentice Review

• Assist with the creation and implementation of communications campaigns. • Learn to manage the day-to-day running of the Centre’s social media accounts – including scheduling and contributing toward content creation. • Learn to write copy for and proof-read blogs, website, and other printed and digital materials. • Assist the Senior Marketing and Communications Officer with communications at/for events. • Learn to design media artwork and video to promote events and programmes. • Learn to compile the Centre’s newsletters - collecting content and creating newsletter campaigns. • Assist with updating the Centre’s website content. • Learn to analyse and track marketing and PR efforts across multiple digital channels. • Learn research skills to assist the Senior Marketing and Communications Officer with outreach and the creation of marketing campaigns. • Learn about modern technologies to help inform the implementation of the Centre’s marketing activities.

• Learnt about the use of modern technologies to help inform the implementation of the Centre’s marketing activities. • Trained in advance website program such as Drupal • Trained in marketing tools to design media artwork and video

It is more than I ever expected, the team are extremely nice and very supportive. The programme itself is great, constantly learning and developing allows me to go further within my desired career goal of Digital Marketing.

Withing University of Oxford itself, it's very organised and structured. The HR team at Saïd Business School schedules a lunch with all the apprentices every month, to see how everything is going and if we need any extra support. Firebrand itself hasn't yet completely started, so I'm unable to give a comment to the Training provider.

As stated before, the team and my line manager have gone above and beyond with constantly supporting me and helping me develop and grow. My line manager being the most influential when it comes to my career growth and confidence in the skills that I possess. I am constantly provided support when it comes to asking for extra training and gaining as much knowledge about Digital marketing as I can, during my duration of my apprenticeship.

At the moment not a lot, due to not officially starting with my training provider, it is still early days so I am not aware of any specific content that I will be learning or the questions that I will be answering in my exams. So it's still early days to comment on my Training provider until I start in October.

Not much at the minute, due to not officially starting with my training provider, but my line manager has given me some extra support with giving me notes and extra reading so I feel like I have some background knowledge of the content I will be studying with my training provider.

Yes. There are Yoga sessions on a Monday, Gym and Sports facilities every day. Unfortunately, I haven't yet gone to any of the physical activities due to having a fracture. But I attend professional networking events such as our event last month 'Skoll Venture Awards - Pitch Event' also many conferences and visiting days to gain more knowledge of the organisation culture, values, guidelines and history.

Yes

More than just an Apprenticeship. It's a professional career, the team who consist of people with expertise in their fields will constantly give you extra support. You will be treated as an adult, as a colleague rather than an 'apprentice'. You will have a wide range of training, visiting days, lectures and conferences that you can go to, so taking the most out of this experience of being able to develop and grow rapidly is a plus.

Don't stop yourself from applying to University of Oxford because it's such a prestige school and seen for students who have amazing grades. The apprenticeship chooses a wide range of young adults who all have the ability for their chosen field, there is a chance to grow. So be confident and apply, as you may be the next person University of Oxford is looking for.