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Event assistants are responsible for contributing to the planning and execution of successful events. Working in one of Coople’s professional event assistant jobs, you will be required to perform a variety of tasks, including developing and implementing event plans, working with vendors and venues and carrying out detailed market research.

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What you can expect when applying for event assistant jobs with Coople:

Job responsibilities

For example:

  • Liaising with various teams to assist with both ad-hoc and planned projects
  • Conducting thorough event venue research to assist with planning of logistics, budget, travel and accommodation
  • Maintaining a working relationship with vendors and venues
  • Creating event proposals which fit client requirements and presenting proposals by deadline
  • Coordinating event entertainment, including music, performers, and guest speakers
  • Issuing invoices and collecting payments in a timely manner, as well as creating comprehensive and readable financial reports
  • Attending events to ensure smooth execution, acting as the point of contact to guests and contributors

Promoters

You can also work as a promoter with Coople

Hosts and hostesses

You can also work flexibly as a host or hostess

Catering assistants

You can also find work as a catering assistant with Coople

Which skills do we look for in event assistant job applicants?

Sometimes, our event assistant roles do not require experience. If no specific experience is required, it will be listed clearly in the job description. For example, the job description may say:
  • No previous experience needed  
  • Strong initiative and enthusiasm with a great can-do attitude 
  • Keen eye for detail, comfortable working under pressure and tight deadlines to ensure that high standards are met 
  • First class organisational skills, must be able to multi-task and manage time effectively 
  • Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills (both written and verbal) with a sociable and agreeable personality
If specific experience or equipment is required, it will be stated clearly in the job description when you apply. For example, hiring companies may ask for:
  • One or more years experience in the events industry 
  • Spreadsheet software experience, such as Microsoft Excel 
  • Experience with customer relationship management (CRM) tools, such as Salesforce 
  • Experience with project management tools, such as Basecamp 
  • Previous experience in building and maintaining successful relationships with suppliers and other event co-ordinators. Applicants must be able to communicate effectively with vendors and other relevant points of contact  

How to prepare for your event assistant jobs.

There’s a variety of things to look out for before you start your event assistant role. This could include:

  • Specific uniform requirements – be sure to check whether or not uniform will be provided in the job description 
  • Certificates and formal qualifications – some roles may require specific certification for you to be considered. It’s therefore a good idea to make sure you upload all your relevant skill certificates and qualifications to your profile to give yourself the best chance of getting hired 
  • Knowledge or experience with certain technological tools. If this is the case, you will be given the necessary training before starting your role 
  • Location – be sure to check that you can get to the venue with ease. As this is an important part of the role, some hiring companies may require you to have a full valid driver’s license for ease of travel 

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