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Trainee Social Media Assistant

Netcom Online Learning

Birmingham Full-time £25K – £30K Posted 1d ago

About the role

About the opportunity

Turn your passion for social media and digital content into career-ready skills with Netcom Training’s government-funded IT & Digital Skills course. Learn content creation, website design, SEO and analytics through practical online workshops, developing the technical and creative skills needed to strengthen a business’s online presence and prepare for digital roles.

Course Details

Duration: 13 weeks

Format: Online, practical workshops

Schedule: Monday-Thursday, 6-9pm

What you’ll learn

Social Media Management:

Build your brand and create engaging content across platforms like Meta and TikTok.

Web Design:

Build user-friendly websites using no-code tools and UX/UI principles.

AI & Creative Tools:

Use AI and tools including Canva to enhance marketing and design.

Search Engine Optimisation:

Apply SEO techniques to improve online visibility.

Digital Analytics:

Track performance and use insights to improve your digital activity.

Career Pathway

Develop skills relevant to creative digital roles such as Social Media Assistant, Digital Content Assistant or Trainee Web Designer.

You’ll receive an introduction to our hiring partner, interview preparation workshops and six months’ access to online employability courses, alongside tailored mentoring to grow or launch your own business.

Price: £0

This is a fully government-funded course - there are no fees to pay.

To be eligible, you must:

Live in the

West Midlands

.

Be

aged 19 or over

.

Earn below the gross annual wage cap of

£34,194

.

Not currently be undertaking other government-funded training.

Not be in the UK on a student, graduate, postgraduate or sponsored visa, or as a dependent of someone who is.

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