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Better Generation is a young but rapidly growing renewable energy company that focuses on small wind turbines. After over two years of R&D we recently launched our first product, the Power Predictor, a renewable energy site assessment tool. About you
We’re looking for a bright, enthusiastic and efficient marketing graduate intern to join our company, based near Tower Bridge / Shad Thames. This would be a great opportunity to get a career started in the marketing / PR and renewable energy field. Required: - graduate in marketing and PR
- interest in micro renewables
- lots of get up and go
- excellent communication skills
- confident and well spoken
- happy to network
- a great researcher
- readiness to muck in on a whole range of tasks, including marketing, sales and whatever else might arise!
A bonus would be: - experience of working in the marketing / PR industry and or the renewables industry
Experience in the renewables field isn’t a necessity... but enthusiasm is! The work you'll be doingWe are looking for an intern market the Power Predictor, mainly in the UK but there is also potential to expand your work internationally. You will join our sales and marketing team, based in our London office. Key tasks will be to establish a network of contacts within the media industry, writing press releases, and ensuring their publication. The catch is that sadly we can’t offer any real money – just infinite cups of tea and weekly expenses. On the plus side, you get to work in an informal shared office, and gain experience in what we think is a pretty cutting-edge and exciting field. Find out moreFind out more about us by looking around the website. If you’re interested, write an email to David Fairweather,
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to tell us why you’d be great, and attach your CV. If you applied for our last internship position we are sorry if we didn't get back to you - there were just too many applicants to answer all of you. Same goes this time around unfortunately!
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