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The use of the masculine in this offer is used generically and refers to both women and men. International Admissions Officer contributes to the development of student recruitment at EPITECH Africa and supports the deployment of admissions for a network of French partner schools on the African continent. Its role is structured around two axes: the coordination of admissions in connection with teams based in France and the development of international recruitment for the EPITECH campuses in France. Cotonou and Abidjan. Very present on the ground, he prospected in different countries, developed a network of institutions and institutional interlocutors and supported the development of international applications. GENERAL INFORMATIONSLOCATION: Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire Perimeter: Africa / International Mode of work: Face to face with regular travel Mobility: High mobility in the sub-region and on the African continent Availability: To be agreed MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES 1. Coordinate the admissions of candidates in connection with teams based in France. Ensure the follow-up of applications and the smooth flow of information between different stakeholders.Be the local
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