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Intern of operations of entry of works
Company: Guinean Copyright Office (BGDA)
Education / Qualifications
Contract: Stage | Location Minière Corniche Nord, Municipality of Dixinn, Conakry, Guinea | Training: BTS / DUT
Job description
The Guinean Copyright Office (BGDA) is recruiting ten (10) interns for works entry operations as part of the modernization of its management tools and the deployment of CISAC solutions (International Confederation of Societies of Authors and Composers). These tools will make the recording and documentation of works and operators of the repertoire more reliable, while facilitating data exchanges with sister companies around the world.
Main duties
Rigorous and exhaustive entry of data relating to works
Participation in the deployment of CISAC tools
Recording and documentation of works and operators of the repertoire
Candidate profile
BTS or Bachelor's degree. An initial experience (internship or employment) in seizure, secretarial or administrative work would be an asset. Good command of Microsoft Office, especially Excel. Professional behavior: rigor, punctuality, discretion, respect for instructions and team spirit.
Job overview
The Guinean Copyright Office (BGDA) is committed to a dynamic of modernization of its services, aiming to acquire effective management tools in line with international standards of collective management. It is currently deploying CISAC tools.
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