HiiT Plc Nigeria Recruitment for Marketing and Sales Officers

HiiT Plc is a Computer Professionals (Registration Council of Nigeria) CPN, Licensed IT Service Provider for IT Training/Education, Software Solutions Development, e-Learning Solution Development and Implementation and IT Outsourcing.

We are seeking to engage resourceful and highly motivated individuals to fill the following positions as a result of our expansion.

As a result of Re-organisation, Re-engineering and Rapid Growth of our Company, we are seeking to engage resourceful and highly motivated individuals as Marketing and Sales Officers(MSO) for our Publishing Division.

Job Title: Marketing and Sales Officers
Location: Lagos (Including parts of Ogun State)

Job Summary
The primary duty of our Marketing and Sales Officer is to sell our Academic Textbooks for Primary and Secondary Schools and our other service offerings towards achieving set targets for allocated territory.

Qualification and Requirements:

First Degree/HND in any Discipline with natural flair for sales and Marketing.At least 2 years’ marketing/sales experience.Must not be older than 40years.Must be energetic. result-oriented, self-motivated and a focused.Must have good Communication and Presentation skills

Applicants MUST be residents of the under listed areas (You will strictly be allocated to your area of residence):

IkejaSurulereLagos Island/Ikoyi/Victoria IslandLekki/AjahBadagryIkoroduShomoluIfako IjayeIkotunllgandoAgbadoOjodu/BergerKosofeOjo/Festac/Mile 2Ebule MelalYaba/AkokaOshodi/lsoloEpeEgbeda/Akowonjolyana Ipaja/Baruwa/AyoboMowe/lbafoOta

Remuneration: Very Attractive

Method of Application:
Applicants are requested to submit handwritten application with CV. in person to:

Human Capital Management Department
@ HiiT Ikeja Centre
27. Obafeml Awolowo Way (Beside Ikeja Bus Stop Under Bridge)
Ikeja. Lagos.

Please note that preferred location should be written on top of the envelope and on top of your application letter.

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