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[ABOUT THE JOB]
The FIGA (Ministry of Small and Medium Enterprises and Handicrafts) recruits 1 trainee in digital communication and writing, at the General Directorate of the FIGA Brazzaville.
[DUTIES]
- Content Writing
- Social networks
- Watch
- Support for coverage of activities
[CANDIDATE PROFILE]
- Student at the end of the cycle or young graduate, Bac+2 minimum in communication, marketing, journalism or related field
- Good writing quality, digital ease, rigor and team spirit
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