I was the marketing intern for the University's Careers & Enterprise department, making me responsible for marketing and promoting the department's services and the opportunities available to students and graduates. This role required me to build relationships and work effectively with both students and staff members in a range of departments across the University. I've contributed to department meetings with suggestions of how to maximise the effectiveness of our social media platforms and relationships with individual's across the whole university.In this role, I developed new marketing strategies and successfully implemented them; one example being the monthly calendar series I created with the goal of increasing student engagement with the Careers & Enterprise's services. This monthly post includes a cover graphic of the upcoming month, followed by a weekly breakdown of the key events happening in the Careers & Enterprise department, ending with information letting students know where they can find out about more events. This helps give students time to plan and prepare arrangements to be able to attend these useful events.Doing this during my final year of study meant I had to work independently to meet deadlines not only in this role, but also in my studies and other extra-curricular commitments, meaning I had to be extremely organised and prioritise tasks where needs be.

Successfully ran my own business for The Body Shop at Home alongside my studies. This involved creating, writing, and scheduling informational posts which generated customer engagement and retention.Key elements of this role: • Communicating with customers both verbally and online • Writing and scheduling informational posts on social media• Advising customers through product research • Organising customers’ orders and events

In this role, I worked with my co-intern to recruited invigilators for Josephine Butler College’s art exhibition. The invigilators were recruited through emailing community partners and students as well as advertising this opportunity on social media. This role also included the creation of rotas, ensuring everyone had clear instructions and had been briefed on all matters of health and safety. At the end, we wrote a formal evaluation of the exhibition, using the feedback we had collected via questionnaires and the guest note book, to help assist in any future exhibitions.