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Marketing and Administration Intern at The MicroLoan Foundation
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The Role
Time required: 5 days a week
Role purpose: To provide marketing and administration support to the Digital Marketing Manager and the Office Manager
Key responsibilities:
- Support the Digital Marketing Manager with:
- The Big Give Christmas Challenge: supporting creative delivery & online donation management.
- Just Giving, Global Giving & Virgin: keeping our fundraising platforms up to date with interesting content in order to drive donations.
- Social media platforms: posting / tweeting on Facebook, Twitter and You Tube to keep users engaged & encourage interaction.
- Website news stories: writing and posting news stories using SiteFinity.
- Corporate partnerships: supporting activities such as press events.
- Support the Office Manager with:
- Database management: updating & de-duping
- Posting and banking
- Direct mail
- Stationery orders
- Organising meetings, printing & preparing materials
Required Skills
Skills required:
- GCSE English and Maths
- MS Office experience: Word, Excel and PowerPoint
- Social media experience: Facebook, Twitter, You Tube
- A willingness to learn and get your hands dirty
- An interest in the not for profit sector
- Desirable but not essential – digital marketing & database management experience.
Skills you will gain:
- Office life experience
- Administration experience
- Digital marketing experience
- Networking opportunities in the not for profit sector
About The MicroLoan Foundation
The MicroLoan Foundation is a specialist ‘not for profit’ UK microfinance charity that provides microfinance (small loans of on average £70), business education and ongoing mentoring support to impoverished women in sub-Saharan Africa. This provides them with a “hand-up not a hand-out” so they can develop self-sustainable livelihoods for themselves and their families, and work their own way out of poverty. 99% of the loans are repaid and then recycled in full to help more women year after year.