Melin Consultants offer a big chance for a graduate

A go-ahead South Wales building consultancy has a paid work experience opportunity for a graduate looking to succeed in marketing. 
Melin Consultants, based in Llanelli, have joined the GO Wales project which offers graduate students training and development opportunities to prepare for future careers.
The Melin vacancy is for a marketing strategist on a 10-week placement which pays £250 a week.
“It’s a great opportunity to work on a key marketing project for us here at Melin, gain great experience in a young and dynamic work environment and enhance future career opportunities,” said Melin director Jamie Best.
“We specialise specialising in building regulations and environmental assessments, providing advice to a broad range of clients on sustainable construction.
“The successful applicant will spend 10 weeks assisting with a marketing project, with the focus on -
  • Web site redevelopment 
  • Launching a new office in Bristol 
  • Creating a social media presence for the organisation 
  • Developing a comprehensive marketing database 
“The ideal candidate will hold a marketing or web design/development related degree and have sound IT skills.”
An integral part of GO Wales work placements is the City and Guilds Professional Development Award. All individuals on placement complete this short work based qualification which allows them and the host employer to make the most of the experience.
 Mr Best, pictured above, added: “We have received lots of great reports about the success of the GO Wales project and we’d like to give it our fullest support. We think is very important to invest in graduates.
Melin is based at Llys Aur on the Llanelli Gate business park at Dafen, Llanelli.
GO Wales is managed by the Higher Education Funding Council for Wales (HEFCW) and the project is delivered by University Careers Services in Wales. GO Wales receives funding from the Welsh Government and the European Union Social Fund (ESF).
The project aims to provide almost 4,000 students and graduates with training and development opportunities to prepare them for their future careers.
GO Wales offers a range of services proven to help students, graduates and businesses in Wales including: work placements, funding for training, an online database of jobs in Wales and the Graduate Academy.
Thousands of businesses in Wales have already benefited from the GO Wales programme.
GO Wales projects include -
Graduate Training and Development: GO Wales Graduate Training and Development Fund offers financial support for training and development of graduate level staff in Welsh SMEs. You may be able to access up to £1,500 per person to up-skill your business.
Work Placements: GO Wales Work Placements give you the opportunity to attract the best students and graduates to your business. Employ a skilled individual to work on a short term project and receive a subsidy towards the salary costs.
Advertise a Job: GO Wales Jobs is the only free website in Wales dedicated to graduate recruitment. Businesses and other organisations in Wales can advertise an unlimited number of vacancies via our online vacancy advertising service.
Work Tasters: GO Wales Work Tasters are extremely flexible and designed to provide students and new graduates with a 'taste' of a particular career or working environment.
You can find out more on the GO Wales website –
http://www.gowales.co.uk
Other weblinks:
http://www.gowales.co.uk/en/Employer/home/MyWorkPlacementDetails/211304
or go to the main GO Wales site and search for marketing opportunities in Llanelli
http://www.melinconsultants.co.uk
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