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to join our dynamic team. This position involves participating in the design and implementation of communication strategies, managing social networks, creating multilingual content and supporting marketing activities. The internship offers an opportunity to gain enriching professional experience in a bilingual and innovative environment.
Main duties
Participate in the creation and distribution of multilingual content for different communication media.
Manage and animate social networks to strengthen the visibility of the company.
Support the writing of documents, contribute to the design of digital marketing campaigns and the creation of visual supports.
Assist the team in organizing events and promotional activities.
Candidate profile
Other information
This communication internship requires a bilingual French/English candidate, dynamic, creative and organized. A strong motivation for digital communication, writing, social media management and content creation is essential. A curiosity for marketing and IT is a major asset.
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