Entry Level Marketing Coordinator

The Opportunity Hub UK Ltd; Nottingham; Hybrid; GBP 20,000 - 27,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid working

Private medical and dental insurance

Enhanced pension scheme

Performance-based bonuses

Structured career development

Job summary

The Opportunity Hub UK Ltd in Nottingham is seeking an enthusiastic junior Entry Level Marketing Coordinator to help shape the future of Marketing at scale. You’ll learn the discipline of Marketing across digital and offline channels within a growing team inside a respected industry leader.

You’ll support campaigns, coordinate content calendars, monitor performance, and help manage events and communications. This role offers hybrid work with clear progression paths.

Qualifications

• Interest in Marketing from degree, placement, or self-taught work.
• Strong written English for drafting copy and stakeholder communication.
• Comfort with spreadsheets and basic reporting tools.
• Good organisational instincts and ability to juggle multiple tasks.
• Willingness to learn established processes.
• Some familiarity with social media platforms is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Support the delivery of Marketing campaigns across digital and offline channels from briefing through to launch.
• Coordinate content schedules with design and copy teams to keep projects on track.
• Monitor campaign performance data and pull together clear, useful reports for the wider team.
• Maintain the Marketing calendar and flag clashes or gaps before they become problems.
• Help manage supplier and agency relationships on day‑to‑day tasks.
• Assist with events, product launches and internal communications as needed.

Skills

Genuine interest in Marketing

Strong written English

Excel/Spreadsheet skills

Organisational skills

Willingness to learn established

Social media familiarity

Job description

An exceptional opportunity for a junior Entry Level Marketing Coordinator to shape the future of Marketing in Nottingham.

Marketing teams inside large organisations run differently to agency life. Budgets are bigger, campaigns touch thousands of customers at once, and the systems behind the scenes are built to last. This Entry Level Marketing Coordinator role sits inside an established industry leader with a genuine reputation in its sector, the kind of employer that invests in people early and gives them room to grow. You'll learn the discipline of Marketing at scale, not just the theory of it.

Here's what you'll be doing:

• Support the delivery of Marketing campaigns across digital and offline channels, from briefing through to launch
• Coordinate content schedules, working closely with design and copy teams to keep projects on track
• Monitor campaign performance data and pull together clear, useful reports for the wider team
• Maintain the Marketing calendar and flag clashes or gaps before they become problems
• Help manage supplier and agency relationships on day-to-day tasks
• Assist with events, product launches and internal communications as needed

Here are the skills you'll need:

• A genuine interest in Marketing, whether from a degree, placement, or self-taught projects
• Strong written English. You'll be drafting copy and communicating with stakeholders daily
• Comfortable with spreadsheets and basic reporting tools. You don't need to be an expert yet
• Good organisational instincts. Juggling several small tasks at once shouldn't faze you
• A willingness to ask questions and learn established processes rather than reinvent them
• Some familiarity with social media platforms and content scheduling tools is a plus

Key perks and benefits:

• Salary of £19,500 to £26,500, depending on experience
• Hybrid working, splitting time between home and the Nottingham office
• Private medical and dental insurance from day one
• Enhanced pension scheme and performance-based bonuses
• Structured career development with clear progression routes mapped out

Why pursue a career in Marketing?

Marketing is one of the few functions that touches every part of a business, from product to sales to customer experience, and that breadth gives early-career professionals a fast route to understanding how organisations actually work. Nottingham has a growing cluster of established employers investing seriously in their Marketing functions, which makes it a sensible city to build a career rather than just start a job. Good people in this field tend to move quickly, because the skills transfer everywhere.