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Product Marketing Assistant

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1122164


Canterbury Christ Church University


30/11/2026


Other - See Job


37 Hours per Week; December 2026 - March 2027


Smart Casual

Pay


£15.26


£1.84

Description

Role
The Product Marketing Team sits within the Department of Marketing, Admissions, Recruitment and Communications (MARC), supporting the University to attract and engage prospective students by bringing its courses and student experience to life.

 
As a Product Marketing Assistant, you will provide practical marketing and content support across the University’s course portfolio. Working closely with the Product Marketing team, academic colleagues and other professional services teams, you will help develop and maintain engaging course content, support marketing campaigns and recruitment activity, and ensure information is accurate, timely and aligned with University brand and messaging.

Duties and responsibilities

  • Support the development and maintenance of course marketing content across web, digital campaigns, prospectuses, CRM and external listings.
  • Review and update course information to ensure it is accurate, engaging and aligned with brand and compliance requirements.
  • Work with academic, student and professional services colleagues to gather insights, stories and content.
  • Support the creation, editing and proofing of marketing copy for different audiences and channels.
  • Assist with School-specific marketing campaigns, promotional activity and recruitment events.
  • Liaise with designers, digital colleagues and other teams to develop marketing materials and creative assets.
  • Provide general administrative and coordination support to the Product Marketing team.

Skills and experience
We are looking for an organised, creative and collaborative individual with strong writing and content creation skills. Marketing experience is not essential, full training and support will be provided. You should have:

  • Strong written and verbal communication skills and an ability to create clear, engaging content.
  • Good attention to detail and the ability to manage deadlines and competing priorities.
  • Confidence working with different people and gathering information from a range of sources.
  • Good digital skills and an ability to learn new systems and tools quickly.
  • A proactive, creative and flexible approach to work.
  • Experience in content creation, communications, writing, social media content, publishing or a similar area would be useful, but we welcome applications from candidates with transferable skills and potential.
  • Most importantly, you will be keen to learn, work collaboratively and create content that helps prospective students understand their options.

Location
2 days in The Old Sessions House/ 3 days Remote

Additional information
Proposed Interview Date: 1 December 2026

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