Client: Teach for Australia
Category: Creative Campaign
Tags: creative, campaign, art, video, photography
The Challenge: After our successful 2017 campaign, TFA found that all their competitors mimicked their creative and they went from being unique to looking just like everybody else. We also knew that there’s so many Leadership Development Programs available from some of the largest consultancies like KPMG, Ernest & Young and more, that we needed to cut through the noise of competitors and highlight the additional benefits of the TFA program. Not only could candidates end up with a placement as a teacher instantly, they would be completing a Master’s degree, getting paid and helping close the educational inequality gap across some of Australia’s most impacted region.
The Idea: After our successful 2017 campaign, TFA found that all their competitors mimicked their creative and they went from being unique to looking just like everybody else. We also knew that there’s so many Leadership Development Programs available from some of the largest consultancies like KPMG, Ernest & Young and more, that we needed to cut through the noise of competitors and highlight the additional benefits of the TFA program. Not only could candidates end up with a placement as a teacher instantly, they would be completing a Master’s degree, getting paid and helping close the educational inequality gap across some of Australia’s most impacted region.
What We Did:
Campaign Strategy
Creative
Design
Production – print/billboards
Photography
Video
Digital and Social Media
The Results:
The campaign went live in Q1 2020 and was a major success for TFA – they saw a major uplift in applications from the previous quarter. Additionally, TFA were affected by COVID-19 and worked with us to create a tactical offshoot of the 2020 campaign specifically targeting individuals who had either lost or had limited job security to apply for the program.