Marketing Material Designer

What You'll Do: 

No Panic is a national self-help charity, which supports people with a range of anxiety problems, including panic attacks, OCD, agoraphobia, social phobia and health anxiety. The main service we provide is our helpline, but members can also access recovery services over the phone or online, Anxiety Support Chat online, and coffee meetings over the phone.

Marketing material designers are required to design the documents and packs No Panic sends out to service users, volunteers and students.

Why You'll Love It: 

The opportunity to use your design skills to raise awareness of the services No Panic provides to anxiety sufferers.

What You'll Learn: 

You will gain marketing experience.

What We're Looking For: 

The perfect candidate would have design skills, an understanding of marketing, be a team worker and be committed.
You will need access to relevant software.

A reference is required.

Summary
Volunteering
Marketer
Mental Health
City of London
0 Weeks Minimum
0 Hours / Week
Skills you will develop: 
Commercial awareness
Creativity
Enterprising
Teamwork
Skills you should possess: 
Design
Intermediate
Marketing
Intermediate
Graphic design
Intermediate
Languages you should know: 
Limited working
Relevant interests: 
Charity / Nonprofit
Design
Public Relations and Communications
Requirements: 
Phone Interview

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