New programmes on Employability for Graduates

By The Newsroom
Published 17th Sep 2021, 08:21 BST
SERC is recruiting graduates for two new Graduate programmes - Digital Marketing and Future Leaders - fully funded through The Flexible Skills Fund from the Department for Economy. Apply online visit www.serc.ac.uk/Grad-Prog-21 Pictured (L-R) SERC graduates Matthew McPherson and Shannen Magee.SERC is recruiting graduates for two new Graduate programmes - Digital Marketing and Future Leaders - fully funded through The Flexible Skills Fund from the Department for Economy. Apply online visit www.serc.ac.uk/Grad-Prog-21 Pictured (L-R) SERC graduates Matthew McPherson and Shannen Magee.
SERC is recruiting graduates for two new Graduate programmes - Digital Marketing and Future Leaders - fully funded through The Flexible Skills Fund from the Department for Economy. Apply online visit www.serc.ac.uk/Grad-Prog-21 Pictured (L-R) SERC graduates Matthew McPherson and Shannen Magee.
South Eastern Regional College (SERC) is recruiting graduates for their new Graduate programmes, fully funded through Skill Up - The Flexible Skills Fund from the Department for the Economy.

Deborah Scott, Flexible Skills Manager at SERC said: “We are delighted to offer Graduate Programmes focussing on Digital Marketing, commencing 20 September for 12 weeks and Future Leaders, commencing 29 September for 24 weeks; Participants receive £150 per week training allowance for the programmes which will be delivered online and combined with a work placement on site or online.”

She added: “This is a fantastic opportunity for graduates to pick up some practical experience and sought-after additional qualifications - OCN Level 4 in Digital Marketing and CMI Level 5 in Leadership and Management – depending on which programme they choose. Participants must hold a Level 5 qualification, HND or above but some programmes may have enhanced criteria.”

For full details and to apply online visit www.serc.ac.uk/Grad-Prog-21 or contact Deborah Scott [email protected]

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