Jobs in Solihull, États-Unis

We know breaking into the marketing industry is tough.

It’s especially tough for those from underrepresented groups who often feel overlooked.

That’s why we’ve built a programme to help 18 – 30 year olds from these groups to stand out and be seen. It gives them access to accredited learning, career guidance and support.

We’ll tailor your learning to your career goals so you’re only studying topics that are relevant to the career path you want to take. Your goal could be to get your first marketing position, to start your own business, or to help you progress in your current role.

• A choice from 250 bite-size learning modules and 10 marketing qualifications

You’ll gain professional qualifications that you can add to your CV. These are all accredited by the Institute of Data and Marketing (IDM) and recognised across the industry, making you stand out.

• Annual sessions with a dedicated learning advisor

They’ll help you develop your learning plan for the year ahead, working with you to select the modules and qualifications you should complete that will best help you get to where you want to be.

• Regular learning reviews with your learning advisor

These are here to ensure you are on the right track, and if your learning plan needs to change if your career goals do.

• Regular updates on your progress and a support helpline

We’ll be there every step of the way, providing all the support we can to help you meet your career goals.

• CPD points

These highlight to employers that you have the most up-to-date skills.

You can complete your learning from anywhere at any time. It’s accessible through an always on online learning hub. You’re required to complete a minimum of 8 hours of learning each month.

We have 50 places available. To take part, you must be aged 18 – 30, be unemployed or in the first three years of your career, and identify as being in one or more of the under-represented groups that we have identified:

• Non-white ethnic groups
• Neurodivergent individuals
• Those with disabilities
• Individuals from low-income households