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We are looking for an experienced Trainer Consultant to join our team. This position involves the design of technical sheets and educational content, the facilitation of training sessions, as well as the writing of detailed reports on the trainings provided. The ideal candidate must demonstrate pedagogical skills and in-depth expertise in their field to ensure quality training. Missions: Design and develop technical sheets and training content adapted to the specific needs of participants. Conduct training sessions using effective interactive and educational methods. Monitor and evaluate the progress of learners throughout the programme. Write detailed training reports, summarizing the objectives, progress and results achieved. Collaborate with the team to continuously improve the quality of the training offered. Areas of training concerned: Accounting, Financial Management and Taxation. Finance, Banking and Insurance. Shops, Marketing and Sales. Management, Project Management, QHSE, Logistics and Transport, as well as Business Management and Entrepreneurship. Human Resources Management.
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