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KAWA SERVICES is a Benin-based technology company, specialized in designing digital solutions tailored to the needs of companies, with more than 5 years of experience in the field. As part of the development of our activities, we are looking for a Marketing & Sales intern to strengthen our team. Your main missions: Participate in the creation of content and the animation of our social networks Contribute to the implementation of actions and marketing campaigns Participate in the acquisition and qualification of new customers Participate in the prospecting, relaunches and follow-up of commercial opportunities Contribute to the follow-up and support of clients Desired skills: Good written and oral communication Mastery of social networks and digital tools Business sense and customer orientation Ability to research, analyze and identify opportunities before any Organization, autonomy. Experience is a plus, but your ability to learn and take action matters more. Profile:Student or recent graduate in Marketing, Commerce, Communication, Management or related field, with a real interest in digital, marketing and business development. Place: Abomey-Calavi, Benin Type: Internship Availability: Immediate
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