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    Company

    Snaphunt

    Description

    The Offer

    • Flexible working options
    • Opportunity to make a positive impact
    • Work alongside & learn from best in class talent

    The Job

    As an EDUopinions Student Ambassador, you will play a critical role in encouraging students and graduates to share their experiences with the EDUopinions community. Student reviews are read by prospective students, families, and universities to help them make informed decisions.

    This is also an opportunity for you to help influence the reputation of your university and practice skills such as digital marketing, copywriting communication, and networking.

    The tasks involved:

    • Create communication campaigns to reach university students and alumni using a variety of online and (and potentially offline) channels.
    • Encourage students and alumni to share their honest opinions regarding their studies.
    • Track performance and referrals through the Partner dashboard.
    • Helped gather insights about review collection.

    The Profile

    • You are highly goal driven and work well in fast paced environments
    • You enjoy finding creative solutions to problems
    • You are adaptable and thrive in changing environments

    The Employer

    Our client provides a platform for students to share their experiences and opinions about universities and education providers around the world. 

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