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Type of contract: Fixed-term contract (CDD).
Contract Period: 6 Months.
Experience
Field of experience: Marketing, communication.
Level of study: Higher education (Bachelor’s degree).
Speciality study: Marketing, Communication and Journalism.
Main duties
Tasks and missions: – Ensure the regular animation of company page on social networks, -design and publish attractive content: texts, visuals, short videos, stories and other adapted formats.- Elaborate an editorial calendar and plan publications-respond to comments and messages and promote interaction with the community .
Education / Qualifications
Place of submission: The application file should include; A copy of the Diploma or attestation, a CV, a cover letter including the salary benefit, a copy of the ONAPE card; Interested candidates are invited to send their file by email: [email protected].
Skills: -Minimum BAC+3 communication, digital marketing, audiovisual, journalism or equivalent field- Good mastery of social networks, including Facebook, Instagram +t TikTok.-Skills in digital content creation and publication writing .
Languages required: French and local Arabic.
Dialects: "["Arabic Local"]".
Physical requirements: no disability required.
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