To coincide with its tenth anniversary, Manchester-based digital marketing not-for-profit apprenticeship provider, The Juice Academy, has introduced new partner organisations into its portfolio, increasing the number of available apprenticeships and helping to get even more people into work.
The Juice Academy was created in 2013 by marketing consultancy, Tangerine Communications and has created more than 600 roles in some of the UK’s leading firms in that time. The unique proposition of The Academy is that all training is delivered by 练习 行业专家, alongside RoATP-approved partner, Apprentify, meaning apprentices have access to the best advisors and coaches and are always up to date with their skills.
The first two new partners were announced at their recent event celebrating the Academy’s ten-year anniversary - with the metro mayor of Greater Manchester, 安迪·伯纳姆作为主讲人. 他们是确凿的证据, which will offer the Public Relations apprenticeship, and Jane Montague Consultancy which will provide the Charity Fundraiser apprenticeship.
Smoking Gun is trusted by major brands to help solve business challenges, be that perception or behaviour changes, or targeted awareness and understanding. The PR firm works with a mixture of market leading brands and challenger brands plus public sector organisations. 它将传递PR & 通信4级标准, incorporating reputation management, current affairs in the PR industry, 媒体与营销, 公关活动, digital PR and communication strategies, producing and distributing content.
里克Guttridge, MD of Smoking Gun said: “The Juice Academy has a long and successful track record of delivering apprenticeships and supporting employment in the UK and we have been proud to take a few excellent apprentices over the years from them, so we couldn’t be more excited to be part of their even prouder future!’
With decades of experience supporting the charity sector, Jane Montague Consultancy works with charities of all shapes and sizes across the UK and Channel Islands and has a unique insight into the trends and challenges they face. The company dissects and discusses sometimes humdrum topics in lively, 参与会议, making sure the subjects stick, which is why it is perfectly suited to supporting apprentices. The consultancy will deliver the Charity Fundraiser Level 3 Standard, including raising financial funds and non-financial support, building and maintaining high quality donor relationships, the development and execution of fundraising plans and activities, producing high quality communication content and monitoring and evaluating.
Jane Montague added: “The charity sector is facing unprecedented challenges in the current climate. It is important that we continue to encourage new fundraisers into the Third Sector and provide invaluable skills that will future-proof fundraising in a digital world. I have watched the growth of The Juice Academy and I am certain this will be a superb way to help make a much needed change in our sector.”
‘I could not be more proud of what we’ve achieved over the last ten years,’ said Founder and Chair of The Juice Academy, 桑迪·林赛MBE. ‘We have helped hundreds of people learn new skills and find employment with major brands. By adding more partners and providing access to new skills the future couldn’t be brighter for The Academy and the employers and apprentices we support.’
Any organisation or person wishing to discuss one of the new apprenticeships should visit: www.juiceacademy.co.uk/
