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We are looking for a young graduate, dynamic, organized and comfortable in a professional environment, meeting the following criteria: Responsibilities.
Support for the management of the institution’s agenda and activities;
Administrative management and classification of student files;
Monitoring and archiving of administrative and academic documents;
Preparation of minutes, notes and follow-up documents;
Support for administrative follow-up of students;
Management and animation of the student community;
Organization and follow-up of meetings, activities and events;
Candidate profile
Reception and orientation of students and visitors; Qualifications
Education / Qualifications
Hold at least a Bachelor of Business Administration or an equivalent degree;
Excellent command of French, both orally and in writing;
Other information
Excellent command of computer and office tools;
Very good organizational and priority management skills;
Good writing and relational skills;
Rigor in the processing, filing and archiving of documents;
Autonomy, responsiveness and adaptability;
Sense of service and good relationship. Conditions
3 months internship
Indemnified internship
Desired availability: immediate
An employment opportunity at the end of the internship can be considered according to the results of the internship, the involvement of the candidate.
Sector: Non-profit Organizations
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