This article presents an international internship in UK for a marketing student who wants to concentrate on the analytical side of marketing. The intern will support all marketing functions. The company is located in UK in Wilstead - Bedfordshire, close to the county town of Bedford and less of an hour from London.

Previously owned by Nestle, this company distributes high quality frozen foods to consumers in their homes through direct and franchised networks. It's 22 years that this company company offers a network of franchisees in the South East. Through natural growth and recommendations they have now expanded to other parts of the UK. Close links to their previous german owners still remain.
During this international internship in UK as a marketing assistant you will experience:

•  Building Excel sheets and Access databases to analyse sales and complaints;
•  Analysing the customer recommendations;
•  Analysis customer base;
•  Produce marketing reports based on the above;
•  To assist the rest of the department in general marketing administration along with general office support.

The ideal student for this international internship offer has a real understanding of marketing principles, good analytical skills and he’s eager to develop a career in marketing, especially in marketing analysis. Essential requirements are good verbal and written english skills and PC literate (Word, Excel, Access). The student will also need a driving license and to bring a car with him in order to get to the premises. Own transport is essential to reach the company since the offices are located 10 minutes drive from Bedford. During this international internship in UK you will be provided with an allowance of £600 per month. Even though the student will have to locate its own accommodation, the company can assist. The starting date is simply “as soon as possible”.

To apply and find more information about this international internship in UK please directly go to “http://www.placement-uk.com/ops/job.php?id=656&job=Marketing-Assistant”