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Manager of Training Center
Company: AfriTalent Academy
Contract: CDD | Location: Sonfonia T7, Conakry, Guinea | Training: BTS / DUT | Deadline 2026-10-04
Job description
AfriTalent Academy recruits a Training Center Manager to play a central role in the life and development of the center. The candidate will be responsible for organizing training sessions, welcoming learners, managing registrations and administrative files, coordinating the team and contributing to communication and prospecting.
Main duties
Organize training sessions: planning, rooms, schedules and equipment
Welcoming learners and accompanying prospects until they register
Manage registrations, administrative records and payments
Coordinate the team on site and ensure the quality of the reception
Track equipment, budget and expenses of the center
Ensure reporting and contribute to communication and prospecting
Candidate profile
An organized, dynamic and autonomous person. Good ease with digital tools and social networks. Organization, rigor and autonomy. Ability to manage multiple priorities. Good relationship with learners, trainers and partners.
Job overview
AfriTalent Academy is a centre committed to developing skills and supporting people towards better employability. His ambition: To train, to accompany, to grow.
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