In 2022, Pickle Jar Communications were commissioned to develop a new visual identity for Royal Holloway’s new employability programme, 'CVstac'

As part of the brief we were also commissioned to create a series of promotional content for use on the university’s website and social media channels to communicate the new programme - developed by the university to improve graduate employment outcomes for students.

We achieved this by:

  • Creating a visual language and assets for use on and offline for CVstac, in line with the existing university branding but maintaining its own look and feel

  • Developing icons, infographics and visual explainers (static and video-based) to communicate how CVstac works to students

  • Producing a series of short videos, bringing to life the benefits of CVstac. This involved a three-day on location shoot with our video production partners BESQ to interview a variety of staff, students and programme partners. Editing and post-production was carried out in-house at Pickle Jar Communications.

This bank of content was used across the university’s social media channels and website to launch the programme to students during the summer of 2022.

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