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Barbour in South Shields is offering an Ecommerce Apprenticeship within its DTC Ecommerce team at the head office. You will support day-to-day website operations, collaborate with ecommerce, IT, Customer Services and Warehouse to ensure a smooth online shopping experience.
You will learn about website checks, content updates, promotions, reporting and projects while gaining hands-on experience with Salesforce Commerce Cloud and internal systems.
We have an exciting opportunity for a Ecommerce Apprenticeship to join our DTC Ecommerce team here at our Head Office in South Shields. This role will be key to supporting the day-to-day running of Barbour’s ecommerce websites, working closely with the wider ecommerce team, IT, Customer Services and Warehouse. The role will provide experience across ecommerce operations, website content, reporting and projects. The successful candidate will help check the websites, investigate issues and test changes, while learning how the different areas of the business work together to deliver a smooth and consistent online shopping experience.
The Barbour story began in 1894 in South Shields in the North East of England. Founder John Barbour began supplying oilskins and other garments to protect the growing community of sailors, fishermen and dockers. Still family owned and now fifth generation, Barbour HQ remains in South Shields. Under the leadership of Chairman Dame Margaret Barbour, Barbour has grown into a lifestyle brand sold in over 55 countries worldwide including Europe, the US and Asia offering a wardrobe of stylish functional clothing, footwear and accessories inspired by the unique values of the British countryside.
The iconic Barbour Bedale and Barbour Beaufort wax jackets continue to be made by hand in the factory in South Shields. In 2020, Barbour launched Wax for Life, an overarching name for all of Barbour’s wax services designed to encourage customers to extend the life of their wax garments. Wax for Life includes re-waxing and repairs (first introduced in 1921) and Barbour Re-Loved an upcycling circularity initiative. Each year over 70,000 wax garments are sent back to Barbour globally to be repaired, rewaxed or altered.