Marketing Coordinator at Prospect union | Cardiff, UK

Prospect union

Marketing Coordinator

Cardiff, UK (Hybrid)

Salary Not AvailableIntern/New GradPart time

Posted 5 weeks ago

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Job Summary

Own the learning programme’s marketing and help drive CULT Cymru’s cultural-change agenda across Wales’ creative sectors.

Learning-programme marketing ownership and cross-team collaboration to enable fairer, healthier, more inclusive creative industries.
Stakeholder alignment with the CULT Cymru Project Manager and Mental Health & Wellbeing Co-ordinator to drive campaigns and events.
Hybrid work with Cardiff base and part-time cadence shaping planning and delivery.

Job Description

Responsibilities

Coordinate and market the learning programme to support CULT Cymru's vision of fairer, healthier, and more inclusive Wales' creative industries.
Collaborate with the CULT Cymru Project Manager and the Mental Health and Wellbeing Co-ordinator to align marketing efforts with programme delivery.
Based in Cardiff City Centre with weekly hybrid working from home.

Requirements

Bilingual English/Welsh
Fixed term contract until 31.03.27 for 21 hrs per week
Based in the union’s Cardiff Office
Hybrid work arrangement

Preferred

Experience in marketing and promotion (team player who enjoys marketing and collaboration)

Benefits

Benefits include 20 days holidays plus bank holidays plus access to Prospect’s pension scheme (based on 33 days full time allowance).

Prospect union

Prospect is a UK trade union with over 162,000 members in the private and public sectors. Our members are engineers, scientists, managers and technical specialists in areas as diverse as agriculture, broadcasting, entertainment, defence, energy, environment, heritage, shipbuilding, telecoms and transport. We are the largest union in the UK representing professional engineers.

Founded in 2001

London, England, GBR

223 employees (8 in marketing)

www.prospect.org.uk