Marketing & Communications Officer - Interim

Marketing & Communications Officer

Interim role - Based St Helens

You'll play a key role in supporting the Marketing team, delivering innovative, multi-channel campaigns that drive engagement and support recruitment, while collaborating across the further education business to ensure messages are fresh, relevant, and impactful.

What You'll Be Doing:

Bring marketing campaigns to life across digital, print, events, and PR
Create engaging content, from prospectuses and case studies to social media campaigns
Support the planning, production, and delivery of high-quality marketing materials
Help manage and update content on the business website
Work closely with curriculum teams to ensure our messaging is accurate, consistent, and compelling
Support the planning and delivery of events and measure their success
Conduct market research and competitor analysis to keep us ahead of the curve
Use data and insights to evaluate performance and continually improve campaigns
Play an active role in the day-to-day energy of a busy marketing team
Manage social media channels for both business sites, supporting all social media campaigns across both sites
Adhoc marketing projects to support the Head of Marketing & CommunicationsSkills Required:

Must have previous experience having worked in a marketing or communications role
Strong copywriting skills and attention to detail
Experience of writing to high quality publications, marketing collateral and publicity material
Confidence using social media and digital platforms
The ability to build strong relationships with a range of stakeholders
A proactive, organised approach to managing projects and deadlines
Able to commit to a rolling contract month by monthDesirable:

Experience in the education or higher education sector
Skills in digital media, video, or audio content creationHourly rate £22ph-£25ph, 36 hours per week, preferably 5 days in office on site, 2-3 months possibly ongoing
Only candidates based in UK and eligible to work in UK are allowed