About the role
Marketing Assistant/Coordinator – Job Spec
Working UK hours Mon - Fri
We are hiring a Marketing Assistant / Coordinator to support the delivery of
marketing campaigns, content and events across a global, multi-brand business.
This is an entry-level, execution-focused role designed for someone highly
organised, proactive and keen to build a career in marketing.
Key responsibilities
Campaign & content coordination
Support the setup and delivery of marketing campaigns across email,
LinkedIn and events
Build, schedule and coordinate organic LinkedIn posts
Support email campaigns using Mailchimp (builds, scheduling, QA)
Repurpose content into simple visual assets using Canva
Coordinate inputs, approvals and timelines to keep campaigns moving
Events & activations
Support event setup and promotion using Eventbrite
Manage attendee communications and follow-ups
Assist with internal and external marketing activations
Operational marketing support
Maintain campaign trackers, calendars and delivery plans
Support communication between marketing, consultants and sales teams
Chase inputs, manage dependencies and ensure deadlines are met
Help ensure consistency of marketing activity across brands and regions
Stakeholder interaction
Work closely with the Marketing Manager and Content Specialist
Interact directly with consultants and sales teams
Act as a coordination point between marketing and the wider business
We are looking for candidates with:
1 - 3 Years in a marketing & operations support role - doing lots of admin heavy tasks, posting on social pages, Creating & working on exisiting Canva templates
Strong organisational and coordination skills
Excellent attention to detail
Clear, confident communication skills
A proactive, reliable and delivery-focused mindset
Comfort working remotely as part of an international team
An interest in marketing, business growth and campaign delivery
Suitable for graduates or early-career candidates looking to build hands-on
marketing experience.
Salary: R15 000 - R18 000 Per month
Working UK hours Mon - Fri
We are hiring a Marketing Assistant / Coordinator to support the delivery of
marketing campaigns, content and events across a global, multi-brand business.
This is an entry-level, execution-focused role designed for someone highly
organised, proactive and keen to build a career in marketing.
Key responsibilities
Campaign & content coordination
Support the setup and delivery of marketing campaigns across email,
LinkedIn and events
Build, schedule and coordinate organic LinkedIn posts
Support email campaigns using Mailchimp (builds, scheduling, QA)
Repurpose content into simple visual assets using Canva
Coordinate inputs, approvals and timelines to keep campaigns moving
Events & activations
Support event setup and promotion using Eventbrite
Manage attendee communications and follow-ups
Assist with internal and external marketing activations
Operational marketing support
Maintain campaign trackers, calendars and delivery plans
Support communication between marketing, consultants and sales teams
Chase inputs, manage dependencies and ensure deadlines are met
Help ensure consistency of marketing activity across brands and regions
Stakeholder interaction
Work closely with the Marketing Manager and Content Specialist
Interact directly with consultants and sales teams
Act as a coordination point between marketing and the wider business
Requirements
Candidate profileWe are looking for candidates with:
1 - 3 Years in a marketing & operations support role - doing lots of admin heavy tasks, posting on social pages, Creating & working on exisiting Canva templates
Strong organisational and coordination skills
Excellent attention to detail
Clear, confident communication skills
A proactive, reliable and delivery-focused mindset
Comfort working remotely as part of an international team
An interest in marketing, business growth and campaign delivery
Suitable for graduates or early-career candidates looking to build hands-on
marketing experience.
Benefits
Remote workingSalary: R15 000 - R18 000 Per month
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