If you want to work in marketing or help improve the business you work in, the Multi-Channel Marketer apprenticeship is a great fit, especially if you want to learn how to use both traditional and digital marketing channels.
It is also a great fit for people who wish to advance their knowledge in fields including data analysis, campaign management, SEO, content marketing and gain an understand on how to build websites.
The program is well-suited for fresh graduates, marketing assistants, and those looking to enhance their marketing expertise. It’s also beneficial for individuals seeking a comprehensive understanding of various marketing platforms and marketing strategies.
Since every platform is unique, the multichannel strategy recognises this and instead of attempting to provide a uniform experience across them all, multichannel marketers will develop unique campaigns, tactics, and content for each platform.
Whether they realise it or not, most modern organisations will maintain a multichannel approach. A business is deemed multichannel if it reaches out to its clients or customers over two or more channels. Businesses that use a multichannel strategy are essentially present and producing content across the various platforms that their clientele utilise.
18 Months
95% Government Funded
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Multi-Channel Marketer Level 3 Apprenticeship
Be aged 16+
Have 5 GCSE’s
English and Maths grade above C/4
Individuals seeking a comprehensive understanding of various marketing platforms and strategies.
Individuals seeking a comprehensive understanding of various marketing platforms and strategies.
For in-depth information on this course have a look at the Institute of Apprenticeships website to learn more about this qualification.
The project report may based on a specific problem, a recurring issue, or an idea or opportunity. It should be around 2500 words. The presentation lasts around 20 minutes, and questions will last around 25 minutes.
Apprentices complete a portfolio on programme and submit this at gateway. This portfolio should include evidence from real work projects. The interview explores what has been produced in the portfolio, as well how it has been produced.
You will need to take time off from your usual duties for twenty percent of your apprenticeship. This is to participate in training relevant to your role and curriculum. Often referred to as “Off-the-Job Training,” this ought to happen at a time that works for both you and your company.
Blended learning is used to deliver the qualification. You must schedule in time to meet with your tutor in person or virtually.
The meetings, which typically last two hours, will happen once a month on average. These can be extended in length to accommodate any further education or assistance you may need. In the interim between each learning session, your instructor will also offer assistance and direction.
Additionally, you should anticipate using your iLearner portfolio for self-study and learning as part of the Off-the-Job Training.
If you do not have grades A-C/9-4 in GCSE maths and English or equivalent, you will complete Functional Skills alongside the apprenticeship. It is nationally recognised and is completed as part of the apprenticeship.
A Multi-Channel Marketer apprenticeship with Empentis Training Solutions will:
Our Multi-Channel Marketing apprenticeship programme will: