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Are you organized, dynamic, autonomous and like to evolve in an environment where training and employability are at the heart of priorities? This opportunity may interest you.
AfriTalent Academy is a centre committed to developing skills and supporting people towards better employability. Our ambition is simple: Train, Accompany, Grow. As part of the development of our activities, we are looking for a: Training Center Manager. You will have a central role in the life and development of our center.
Why join AfriTalent? Because you won’t just join a training center. You will join a team that works every day to develop skills, support talents and contribute to employability. The position also offers the opportunity to play a versatile role at the heart of training organization and development.
Main duties
Organize training sessions: planning, rooms, schedules and equipment.
Welcome learners and accompany prospects until they register.
Manage registrations, administrative records and payments.
Coordinate the team on site and ensure the quality of reception.
Track equipment, budget and expenses of the center.
Ensure reporting and contribute to communication and prospecting.
Candidate profile
Bac+2 minimum in management, administration, trade or management.
Experience
Experience in management, customer relationship or team animation is appreciated.
Good ease with digital tools and social networks.
Organization, rigor and autonomy.
Ability to manage multiple priorities.
Good relationship with learners, trainers and partners.
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