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What's on Property Jobs Advertise instantly via www.dailyinfo.co.uk [email protected] Oxford’s 01865 241133 (Mon-Fri, 9am-6pm) 1st floor of 121 Cowley Road, Oxford OX4 1HU Line ads @ 50p/word. (min. 10) + VAT JOBS PROPERTY DAILY Box ads @ £10-£15/cm. (min. 3cm) + VAT Support Staff (Nights) www.dailyinfo.co.uk Excellent opportunity to work as a Support Staff in a Digital Marketing Manager HOUSES & FLATS TO LET Private Psychotherapy Residential Clinic in Wantage. INFO © Daily Information 2015 Competitive pay rate. Shifts: 6pm to 9am next morning Oxford-based leading education group is looking for Next issue: Tue 25th Aug. Deadline: 10am, Mon 24th Aug. Issue No. 8637 (sleep from 11pm to 7am). a talented, hands-on Digital Marketing Manager to To apply, please email your CV with a cover lead an international cross-functional team, as well as Fri 21st - Mon 24th Aug 2015 (Oxford University Vacation) letter to [email protected] design and implement the online marketing strategy or call 01865 686200 for more info. plan across all channels, including websites, email marketing, social media and ecommerce. The ideal candidate must be both autonomous and collaborative and will also demonstrate: WHAT’S ON • Digital Marketing experience of at least 2 years in a B2C environment • Solid understanding of social media platforms ROOMS TO LET Win tickets to • Knowledge of B2C ecommerce best practices, UX, PRETTY, LARGE EN Suite Bedsit, for quiet postgrad/ lead generation, SEO and/or SEM researcher. Wifi, cleaner and bills included. £185/week. small single rooms to let [email protected] JERICHO: near city centre. Starting at £125.13 per week. • Proficiency in Google Analytics ROOMS TO RENT: St Clements and East Oxford. Available • Good understanding of branding principles now. www.OxRms.co.uk for list. Book viewing online. All bills and council tax included, wifi, no deposit Text: 07624 802274. [email protected] applied to content required, females only, suit student or professional GREAT ROOMS: £500 pcm, bills included. 07866 700703 - etc, aged 18 - 35 years. Minimum stay 6 months. • Excellent organisation and planning skills www.easyrentaroom.co.uk - [email protected] CENTRAL OXFORD. LOVELY, spacious, comfortable, well-tempered Contact Catalyst Housing Office: 01865 552021 Martyn Jackson (violin) & Please apply with CV and cover letter to house seeks 3rd professional (preferably mature female) or e-mail: [email protected] Petr Limonov (piano) [email protected] for attic room. £565 including all bills from mid September. Mozart Sonata in G K379 by telling us your favourite recipe! 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