Chalkhill Blue Limited
Marketing Apprentice
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Fancy learning marketing from the people who actually make businesses grow?
Chalkhill Blue is an award-winning business growth consultancy working with ambitious entrepreneurs and SMEs across the UK. We're looking for one bright, motivated graduate or T-Level leaver to join us as our Marketing Apprentice, working on our own marketing as well as campaign work for our clients. No marketing degree required, just curiosity, drive and sharp attention to detail.
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You'll get:
- A recognised marketing qualification through Pro Apprenticeships (choose your pathway)
- Real client work from day one, not just admin
- Mentorship from experienced marketers and entrepreneurs
- A genuine route to a permanent role
What we're looking for:
- A recent graduate (any degree) or T-Level / college leaver with strong results
- GCSEs in English and Maths, grade B/6 or above
- A driving licence and access to a car (Brinkworth office, limited public transport)
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Apply with your CV and a short covering letter to Niche Recruitment, who are managing this role for Chalkhill Blue.
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