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Part-time Position - Stationery Company

By ALAISE
February 7, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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ALAISE

Posted February 7, 2017

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Posted February 7, 2017

We?re Hiring!

Part-time Position

We are looking for someone who can be involved in every area of our growing small luxury stationery and calligraphy company. The job will entail helping to pack wholesale and online orders, researching shops to approach about the opportunity of stocking our goods, sending out marketing packs, and working on updating our website and other online outlets. We are A small growing company and this job is a great opportunity to grow a long with us.

We are looking for someone with:

- A sharp eye for detail.

- The ability to move easily between different tasks.

- A basic understanding of the adobe suites.

- Good organisational skills.

- A love of stationery and design.

- Someone who is friendly and approachable.

Location & Hours

We are based on Dunstans Road, East Dulwich, and would need to be able to easily get to here. We can be flexible with hours to fit around your other commitments but it will be roughly from 9am - 1pm, Monday - Friday.

How to Apply

Please apply by emailing your CV, Cover Letter and Portfolio to Suzie at [email protected] with the subject ?PART TIME JOB?.

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