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Studydrive Promoter

Studydrive Promoter

Role Information

Studydrive is Europe’s fastest-growing student platform, with over 2 million students on our platform worldwide. Create and execute unique marketing campaigns across campus, promoting the Studydrive platform, acquiring new users, and increasing brand awareness to the student market. The ideal job that fits around your studies – with an opportunity to earn great money and big bonuses, as well as enhance your CV.

 

THE ROLE

  • Execute marketing activity to acquire new users for the Studydrive platform
  • On campus experiential
  • Social media
  • Peer-to-peer marketing

JOB PERKS

  • Excellent marketing experience
  • Excellent rewards and pay
  • Manage your own time
  • Studydrive is ever-growing in the UK – it’s a great name to get on your CV.

IDEAL CANDIDATE

  • Consistent and reliable – You are not afraid of responsibility. On the contrary, it motivates you to put even more effort into your work. You can be held accountable and counted on to meet deadlines.
  • Social – You are extroverted and outgoing. It’s easy for you to make connections with people.
  • Passionate motivator – You are enthusiastic about the projects that you care about which is how you motivate others to do their best.
  • Strong communicator – You are an exceptional communicator who gets your points across in a way that is fully understood.

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My top tip is ‘Little and often’ – staying in the loop with regular updates and also making the most of the opportunity to tailor work to your own strengths and interests. For example, if you’re super social media savvy, use that, or if you’re a born socialite and event planner use that etc…

Charlie, University of Leeds

Best thing about being a student ambassador is the ability to fit working around uni work and other events, getting a couple of hours done here and there allows both to fit together really well. My tips would be to get involved with societies and organisations already set up on campus and get along to as many event, big or small as possible.

Sam, University of Glasgow

You put in the hours that you can, when you can. It’s also been great having the chance to learn more about how marketing campaigns are run, otherwise have known little about!

Connie, University of Bath

Contact details

London: 22-24 Red Lion Court, Fleet Street, London, EC4A 3EB

Leeds: 30-34 Aire Street, Leeds, LS1 4HT

Call: +44 020 7788 8498

E-Mail: hi@campusindustries.co.uk