The Juice Academy is a not-for-profit Digital Marketing Academy, delivering the Junior Content Producer Level 3 apprenticeship. The Academy was the brainchild of award-winning communications agency, Tangerine Communications, and all tutors are digital/creative specialists from Tangerine, or expert guest speakers from a wide range of specialisms. The Juice Academy specialises in finding and nurturing creative talent. Businesses get the opportunity to invest in budding talent across the Nation, in particular the North West, and aspiring digital marketers have a chance to work with businesses from all different sectors. We’ve placed apprentices in some of the North West’s biggest brands including Social Chain, Rental Cars, UNILAD, JW Lees, Greater Manchester Police, Pretty Little Thing and Manchester Airport. In 2013, The Juice Academy was the first industry-led social media apprenticeship in the UK and has now trained over 400 apprentices and worked with more than 350 employers.  

Our passion is creating quality roles for people in our brilliant sector – digital marketing – we play a vital role in changing lives and helping fill the huge digital skills gap.

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Juice Academy apprentices will receive training on how to use the platform, as well as free, upgraded, licenses for the duration of their apprenticeship programme and guest lectures from Hootsuite’s leading practitioners. And Hootsuite will also fund the £12,000 training and qualification for one charitable/not for profit organisation who hires a Juice apprentice every year going forward. What this means is that charities, which often employ people to run their social media platforms, while performing myriad other roles within the organisation – in order to save costs – can now put these multi-taskers on the programme to be professionally trained by Juice Academy tutors completely free of charge. You can read the full blog here.

Juice Academy apprentices will receive training on how to use the platform, as well as free, upgraded, licenses for the duration of their apprenticeship programme and guest lectures from Hootsuite’s leading practitioners. And Hootsuite will also fund the £12,000 training and qualification for one charitable/not for profit organisation who hires a Juice apprentice every year going forward. What this means is that charities, which often employ people to run their social media platforms, while performing myriad other roles within the organisation – in order to save costs – can now put these multi-taskers on the programme to be professionally trained by Juice Academy tutors completely free of charge. You can read the full blog here.

If you are a charity or not-for-profit and have somebody running your social media and would like to put them on The Juice Academy programme, or you want to hire a new Junior Content Producer apprentice, click the button below to apply now.

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