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Recrutement d'une Assistante Communication & Marketing, un Ouvrier Éleveur
CDI2 months ago
Job Description
Cotonou
CDI
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NETIS recruits a Marketing & Communication Assistant for its implementation in Cotonou (Haie vive), in Benin. This is a Bac level position+3, accessible at the beginning or in the middle of the route.
NETIS operates in telecommunications and energy infrastructure. Communication is largely about making a highly technical activity readable, to customer operators, institutions and candidates. It's a translation exercise, and that's what makes these positions formative.
Profile and application
The requested level is Bac.+3. To stand out at the same degree level, the main thing is to show concrete productions: join or mention achievements, a visual, a post, a note or an organized event, even in an associative or school setting. A letter that simply claims to be creative weighs less than a link to something truly accomplished.
The establishment at La Haie vive places the post in a business district of Cotonou well served, a practical element to take into account.
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Type d’offre : Offre d’emploi Domaine : Marketing, communication
Localisation
Lieu ou format : Cotonou (Haie vive), Bénin
Présentation du poste
NETIS recherche un
- e Assistant
- e Marketing & Communication de niveau Bac+3 , basé
- e à Cotonou (Haie vive) , au Bénin. Description détaillée ⏰ . Notez l’heure – 18h00, pas la fin de journée. Le niveau demandé : Bac+3 . C’est un poste d’assistant, donc accessible en début ou en milieu de parcours. La candidature : CV et lettre de motivation à . Ce qu’un poste marketing et communication dans une entreprise technique implique : NETIS opère dans les infrastructures de télécommunications et d’énergie. La communication y consiste largement à rendre lisible une activité très technique – pour des clients opérateurs, des institutions et des candidats. C’est un exercice de traduction, et c’est ce qui rend ces postes formateurs.
Formation / Diplômes
⭐ Comment se démarquer sur un poste d’assistant : à niveau de diplôme égal, ce qui départage est la capacité à montrer des productions concrètes. Joignez ou mentionnez des réalisations – un visuel, un post, une note, un événement organisé, même dans un cadre associatif ou scolaire. Une lettre qui annonce « je suis créatif » pèse moins qu’un lien vers quelque chose que vous avez fait. L’implantation à la Haie vive place le poste dans un quartier d’affaires de Cotonou bien desservi – un élément pratique à prendre en compte. Préparez vos deux pièces et envoyez-les avant le 6 novembre à 18h00. Processus de candidature Documents à fournir : CV et lettre de motivation à envoyer à
Contact : CV et lettre de motivation à envoyer à
Informations supplémentaires / contact
Candidature par courriel : Initiative NETIS Group.
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