The current opportunity is available for current Manchester Met students, to apply you must be based in the UK for the duration of the role.
Job Title
Marketing & Communications Intern
Job Description
Content & Copywriting
- Draft copy for social media, website updates and campaigns.
- Support the creation of marketing materials for events and projects.
- Assist in developing stories about the organisation’s work and impact.
Digital Communications
- Help manage and schedule content across social media platforms.
- Assist with partner and audience communications.
- Monitor engagement and help gather analytics.
Campaign Support
- Assist in delivering marketing campaigns for projects, events or programmes.
- Help coordinate promotional timelines and communications activity.
Research & Audience Insights
- Conduct basic research into audiences, partners and media outlets.
- Support the identification of opportunities to reach new audiences.
General Communications Support
- Assist with compiling press information and media lists.
- Help organise digital content, images and marketing materials.
- Support the arrangement of new clients, partners and freelancers through digital communications.
Learning Opportunities
The intern will gain experience in:
- Marketing and audience strategy within the creative and cultural sector.
- Digital profiling – such as web design and management.
- Relationship management with venues, businesses and partners in the sector.
- The running of a growing business within a busy and challenging sector.
- Insight into governance, strategy, finance and other areas as appropriate.
The intern will receive mentorship and regular feedback from the organisation’s leadership team.
Details
Dates: April - June 2026 (dates TBC)
Hours: 7.5 per week
Location: SEESAW Manchester, 86 Princess Street, Manchester, M1 6NG
This role will be for up to 75 hours work.
The Company
Divided Culture Co. is a contemporary theatre company based in Manchester, UK. They have a place-based approach to creation, foregrounding community and young people in their work. Established in 2021 and led by Creative Director Connor Goodwin, they are multi-award winning - making new, form and style-pushing work across the North of England and internationally.