Management Trainee Programme – Marvant Evolutions Sdn Bhd
Role Summary
The Management Trainee Programme - Social Media Specialist is responsible for enhancing clients' social media presence through strategic content creation. This role involves collaboration with the marketing team to drive brand awareness and engagement across various platforms.
Job Description
As a Management Trainee specializing in social media, you will engage in daily activities that involve crafting content for platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok while managing community interactions. You will work in a dynamic environment that fosters creativity and adaptability.
Key Responsibilities:
- Collaborate with the marketing team to develop social media strategies.
- Create diverse and engaging content for various social media platforms.
- Manage community interactions and respond to audience inquiries.
- Analyze social media metrics to assess performance and adapt strategies.
- Ensure all content aligns with brand guidelines.
- Stay updated on social media trends and best practices.
- Assist in graphic design and video editing for social media posts.
Job Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Marketing, Communications, or related field.
Strong understanding of social media platforms and trends.
Excellent content creation and writing skills.
Ability to analyze social media metrics and adapt strategies.
Experience with graphic design and video editing tools.
Strong communication and teamwork skills.
Creative mindset with a passion for social media.
Quick Info
Company
Marvant Evolutions Sdn Bhd
Location
Selangor
Salary
Undisclosed
Skills Required
6 skills
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Required Skills
Social Media Management
Content Creation
Graphic Design
Video Editing
Communication
Teamwork
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