HarperCollins Publishers UK

Schools Marketing Co-ordinator, Collins

HarperCollins Publishers UK  •  £30k - £32k/yr  •  London, GB (Hybrid)  •  3 hours ago
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Job Description

Schools Marketing Co-ordinator, Collins

Application Deadline: 6 November 2026

Department: Marketing

Employment Type: Permanent

Location: London

Compensation: £29,500 - £32,000 / year

Description

Please note: this vacancy will close once 200 applications have been received. We encourage you to apply as soon as possible.

A fantastic opportunity to kickstart your career in publishing and gain marketing skills across all channels. You’ll work on a range of leading resources for primary and secondary schools, supporting the marketing team to create impactful campaigns that cut through and meet revenue, evaluation and dues targets and work closely with the sales team help us grow our presence in UK schools.

Key Responsibilities

  • Support the sales team by running reports, organising stock and marketing materials, booking events and any other ad-hoc admin tasks as required
  • Preparing all administrative aspects of inductions for new reps, including sourcing all IT equipment and car stock, organising travel and accommodation and arranging training sessions with Publishers and Marketing as relevant
  • Providing key reports and analysis for the sales & marketing team, including analysing and circulating the weekly sales team feedback, running data mining reports for key campaigns and areas of interest as requested and keeping the current offers list up to date
  • Capturing, recording and analysing sales data to accurately measure and report on sales and user figures, utilising Microsoft Excel tools such as pivot tables, charts and graphs, and lookup functions
  • Take responsibility for booking and managing sales conferences and meetings for internal sales, marketing and editorial teams managing all administrative aspects from sourcing venues to co-ordinating the collation and delivery of sales materials to ensure smooth running and successful events
  • Logistical and administrative support for external events, working with the marketing team, to include booking venues, organising delivery of materials, designing exhibition materials, manning exhibition stands, liaising with sales to communicate and follow up leads and opportunities. Further event responsibilities include organising any resources needed for rep events (such as LA days or events in schools) and arranging in-house events for key partners (such as Little Wandle and White Rose)
  • General and personal administrative support to the Sales Managers, Schools Marketing Director and the UK Sales & Marketing Director. You will be the main in-house contact for the sales team, troubleshooting and liaising across departments to resolve any issues and queries promptly and effectively, especially any IT issues and product queries
  • Support the marketing team with administrative tasks including mail outs, ordering up office and events stock, maintaining book displays and organising internal storage
  • Ensure marketing materials are organised and manage internal systems so we know what stock is available from each location. Regularly clear out out-of-date material in conjunction with the marketing team
  • Email comms – write copy for and create email updates for the sales team and for primary and secondary campaigns as directed by the campaign managers
  • Create assets for social media as directed by campaign managers including graphics and video
  • Proof-read and update marketing collateral as directed by campaign managers
  • Raise POs for events and other marketing costs using internal systems

Skills, Knowledge and Expertise

  • A passion for publishing and marketing
  • Experience of using social media in a personal or professional capacity
  • Experience of design systems preferable – e.g. Canva/Photoshop/Adobe
  • Strong organisation skills and ability to prioritise workload and juggle tasks
  • Able to use initiative to develop new ideas and solve problems
  • A proactive and can-do attitude, with the ability to remain calm under pressure
  • A team player with excellent communication and people skills
  • Excellent attention to detail
  • Ability to quickly get up to speed with new digital marketing tools
  • Excellent Excel skills
  • Ability to work with databases and run complex reports
  • Self-motivated

Additional Information

HarperCollins operates a hybrid working policy where employees are expected to work from our London office three days per week.

Please note, for this position we are unable to offer visa sponsorship.

If you wish to discuss anything regarding this position, please contact recruitment@harpercollins.co.uk with the subject line 'Vacancy Query' followed by the job title. We aim to respond within 5 working days.

HarperCollins Publishers UK

About HarperCollins Publishers UK

A history stretching back over 200 years, HarperCollins is the second largest consumer book publisher in the world. Here at HarperCollins UK, we publish around 1,500 books a year for readers of all ages and interests.

Our bestsellers include Bernard Cornwell, Adele Parks, Jonathan Franzen, David Walliams, and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. Memoirs of British prime ministers. Hilary Mantel’s Wolf Hall trilogy. George R. R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire series. And legendary titles by legacy authors J.R.R. Tolkien, Agatha Christie and C.S. Lewis.

We’re home to the most iconic bears, Paddington, Rupert and Winnie-the-Pooh, and Judith Kerr, Rob Biddulph and Michael Morpurgo, Mr Men & Little Miss, Thomas & Friends and Minecraft for our younger readers.

As the only UK publisher to release audio versions of all our new fiction, narrative non-fiction and children’s books at the same time as their print publication, we publish 700 audio books every year. In a unique partnership with the Royal National Institute for the Blind, our complete catalogue is free for their members.

Collins Learning, our education division is a pioneer in reference publishing. We develop market-leading dictionaries, atlases and bibles. And our state-of-the-art online learning platforms supplement our award-winning books for primary and secondary school students.

Brothers James and John Harper founded J. and J. Harper in 1817. By 1825, their small printing shop had become the biggest publisher in New York City. As Harper & Row in 1987, it was acquired by News Corporation. In 1990, we became HarperCollins after acquiring William Collins & Sons, founded in Glasgow in 1819.

We have offices in London, Honley, Manchester, Glasgow and Dublin. In London, we’re in The News Building with News UK companies. Keeping our historic connection to Glasgow, we’re also based in the Robroyston district where each week, our distribution centre sends 3 million books around the world.

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Company Size
201-500 employees
Headquarters
London, GB
Year Founded
1817
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