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Solar Connect Africa recrute treize (13) Hôtesses Évènementielles
RÉCENTCDI1 day ago
Job Description
Yaoundé
Freelance
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Automatically translated from French. View the original offer
OL Power Tech recruits event hostesses for a welcoming and assistance mission Yaoundé, powered by Solar connect Africa.
Main duties
Those selected will be responsible for receiving and guiding visitors as well as guests. They will take care of the registration and installation of participants, and will inform the public by providing all necessary information. They will accompany people to the different spaces of the event and distribute badges and documentation. They will also support the organization team in the overall structuring of the reception, handle the requests of the guests with politeness and great professionalism, and maintain a neat look and an exemplary attitude throughout the performance.
Candidate profile
The candidate must be presentable, radiant and full of energy. It must demonstrate punctuality, seriousness and a strong sense of duty.
Required skills
An impeccable presentation combined with excellent hospitality skills is expected, as well as great relational ease and fluid communication. The ability to collaborate optimally within a group is essential. A perfect French is required; a good understanding of English is an advantage. Having already worked in the field of hospitality, events, promotion or customer service will be very appreciated.
Location and conditions
Event location: Palais des congrès de Yaoundé. Intervention period: from 11 to 13 November 2026. Number of places: 13 open positions.
A preparatory briefing will be organized for the selected candidates in order to detail the tasks, rules and objectives of the service.
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