Marketing Executives can be found across every sector and industry, working within organisations of all sizes to support the planning and delivery of effective marketing activity. They may work within an internal marketing department or for a dedicated marketing agency that provides services to external clients. Their role is centred on creating and delivering marketing campaigns that drive engagement and support wider business objectives.
As part of a marketing team, Marketing Executives apply core marketing concepts and theories to real projects while developing strong business understanding and commercial awareness. They contribute to market research, help shape products and channels, and support the smooth delivery of services. Daily responsibilities may include managing budgets, coordinating campaign activity, producing marketing content, and evaluating performance to inform future improvements. They interact with a range of internal stakeholders such as sales, design and IT as well as external suppliers including printers, digital agencies and media professionals.
This role can be office based or remote, with time spent attending meetings, client briefs, exhibitions, research activities or campaign planning sessions. Marketing Executives are expected to work in an agile and flexible way, think creatively, demonstrate professionalism and use emotional intelligence to collaborate effectively. They build resilience through continuous improvement and contribute confidently to the execution of successful marketing campaigns.
The End Point Assessment (EPA) will only commence once the Employer, Apprentice, and Protocol Consultancy Services are confident that the apprentice has developed all the knowledge, skills, and behaviours defined in the apprenticeship standard. Evidence of this will also be visible throughout the progress review meetings and records. The independent EPA ensures that all apprentices consistently achieve the industry-set professional standard. The EPA can commence at any point once the apprentice is competent and after the twelve-month minimum period of learning and development. However, before the independent EPA can take place, the apprentice must have completed their functional skills components in English and Maths.
This apprenticeship requires the development of the following professional knowledge, skills, and behaviours:
The apprentice must receive off-the-job training for a minimum of 20% of the time that they are paid to work.
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