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Job overview
ACAExpertise is looking for a Communication Assistant to complement its teams and support its development.
Education / Qualifications
The candidate must demonstrate a university degree at the Bac+3 minimum in one of the following areas
Information and communication sciences
Communication for development
Journalism
Public relations
Marketing
Other information
Or any other equivalent domain
Experience
Experience of at least four (4) years in the field of communication or press is required, acquired within a national or private communication body, a public institution, or a ministerial cabinet.
Specific experience in institutional and digital communication
Main duties
The position requires the justification of two (2) similar missions carried out as Assistant or Institutional or Digital Communication Officer, or as Assistant or Press Officer in a public institution or ministerial cabinet. These missions should cover the following areas:
Institutional Branding
Press relations (press releases, press kits, press trips)
Content writing (articles, social media posts, press releases,
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