Marketing is vital for businesses to meet customer needs with new products and services. The Marketing Manager develops and implements the marketing strategy, manages campaigns, tracks and reports data, manages budgets, approves creative development, and oversees stakeholder relationships. This role typically reports to a director and manages a team of Marketing Executives/Assistants. Job titles… Continue reading Marketing Manager See more: Marketing courses

  The Digital Marketer develops and implements a digital marketing strategy using various channels, responding to business opportunities and customer needs. They utilise content marketing, campaign management principles, and financial and analytical tools to deliver successful initiatives. Job titles may include Digital Marketing Executive, Social Media Specialist, Content Marketing Executive, and others.   Why choose… Continue reading Digital Marketer (Integrated Degree) See more: Digital marketer (integrated degree) (level 6) courses

  Marketing is vital for businesses to meet customer needs, involving researching, developing, promoting, and distributing products/services. Marketing roles exist within companies/agencies or internal teams. Marketing Executives work with Marketing Managers to plan and execute marketing activities. They manage channels, plan campaigns, produce materials, network, analyse research, achieve brand positioning, and organise events. They report… Continue reading Marketing Executive See more: Marketing courses

  Marketing Assistants are found in different sectors, including manufacturing, retail, and healthcare, and their main task is to support customer-focused marketing efforts. They work in the Marketing team and play a vital role in implementing marketing strategies and plans. They collaborate with internal and external stakeholders, such as sales and customer insight teams, to… Continue reading Marketing Assistant See more: Marketing courses

  Healthcare Support Workers provide compassionate care in diverse settings like hospitals, General Practices, communities, and homes. They also serve in social care, taking on clinical responsibilities. With integrated health and social care services, their role is expanding. They assist with daily activities, monitor health conditions, and prepare individuals for procedures. They also handle non-clinical… Continue reading Healthcare Support Worker See more: Healthcare courses

  Carpentry and Joinery level 2 involves working with wood to create and install building components on construction sites or in workshops. This occupation offers two options: Site Carpenter and Architectural Joiner. The former prepares and instals basic building components and structural carpentry, while the latter produces architectural products such as doors, windows, and staircases.… Continue reading Carpentry and Joinery See more: Carpentry courses

  As a practitioner, you’ll work with children, young people, and families to achieve positive change in their lives. You’ll recognize and assess complex needs, agreeing on specific interventions or referrals. Your approach will challenge and support them to achieve their potential while working with other professionals and organisations. Option 1: As a Practitioner in… Continue reading Children, Young People and Families Practitioner See more: Children, young people and families practitioner (level 4) courses

  The Children, Young People and Families Manager level 5 course teaches you to lead and manage teams that put the needs of children, young people and families at the centre of practice. You’ll work with professionals from various organisations to ensure excellent outcomes and encourage practitioners to develop skills that support each individual. You’ll… Continue reading Children, Young People and Families Manager See more: Children, young people and families manager (level 5) courses

  The Leader in Adult Care oversees community or residential-based services and is responsible for implementing a values-based culture, ensuring regulatory compliance, and managing risk. They guide and inspire care teams to make positive differences in the lives of those facing physical, practical, social, emotional, psychological, or intellectual challenges.  The leader in adult care role… Continue reading Leader in Adult Care See more: Adult Care courses

  The Lead Practitioner in Adult Care is a role that guides and inspires team members to make positive differences in individuals’ lives facing various challenges. They have specialist skills and knowledge in areas such as care needs assessment, occupational therapy, rehabilitation, and technology. They assess performance, provide coaching and mentoring, and sustain a values-based… Continue reading Lead Practitioner in Adult Care See more: Adult Care courses