Creative and media apprenticeships

Creative and media apprenticeships cover graphic design, content production, broadcast, social media, marketing and production support across agencies, brands and studios.

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Multi Channel Marketing Apprentice

A.Clarke & co (smethwick ltd)
Oldbury · On-site £8/hr Advanced Level 3 Closes 21 Nov 2026

Clarke Transport is looking for a motivated, creative and enthusiastic Marketing Apprentice to join our team and support the continued development of our marketing activities.

BPP

Marketing Apprentice

Prestige Beds
Blackburn · On-site Under 18: £8.00 18 to 20: £10.85 21 and over: £12.71 Advanced Level 3 Closes 21 Nov 2026

This varied marketing apprenticeship position offers hands-on experience within a small in-house team at Prestige Beds. You’ll support a range of activities, from managing products and brands on our website and improving search engine optimisation (SEO) to designing banners, sales materials and creating engaging social media content. With all marketing managed internally, you’ll have the opportunity to explore different areas, develop practical skills and contribute to the promotion of an established family business.

BPP

Digital Marketing & Events Apprentice

Quoted Companies Alliance
London · Hybrid £380/wk Advanced Level 3 Closes 15 Nov 2026

To support the communications & events teams across digital marketing, social media, website and event organisation.

BPP

Level 2 Hairdressing Apprenticeship

Undisclosed employer
On-Site · On-site £9/hr Intermediate Level 2 Closes 17 Nov 2026

Hairdressers often have an immediate impact on how someone feels about themselves. A new cut, colour, or style can boost a person's confidence and self-esteem.

Reflections Training Academy

Hairdressing Apprenticeship

Undisclosed employer
Sutton coldfield · On-site £8/mo Intermediate Level 2 Closes 17 Nov 2026

Assist experienced stylists with daily salon operations while learning professional hairdressing skills. Responsibilities include shampooing and conditioning hair, preparing clients, maintaining salon cleanliness, supporting colour services, managing appointments, and delivering excellent customer service while working towards a recognised hairdressing qualification.

Reflections Training Academy

Why creative and media?

Creative industries have historically relied on unpaid internships, which shut out anyone who couldn't afford to work for free. Apprenticeships are a paid alternative — and in a field where portfolio and experience matter more than qualifications, getting paid to build both is a significant advantage.

Common questions

Do I need a portfolio?

For design and content roles, usually yes — but it doesn't need to be professional work. Personal projects, coursework and social accounts all count.

Are creative apprenticeships paid?

Yes. Unlike many creative internships, apprenticeships are employment and must be paid.

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