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WISE Employment (WISE) is a successful not-for-profit organisation, committed to providing quality employment, training, occupational rehabilitation and allied health services to disadvantaged members of the community through a range of programs.
This role sits within the Employment Services Division of WISE.
The purpose of this role is to ensure that sustainable employment opportunities for eligible jobseekers are identified and obtained through the establishment of effective external relationships with employers and local business and through business development and reverse marketing activities so that outcomes for job seekers are maximised.
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Experience in sales and/or marketing and the ability to employ proven marketing methods e.g. cold calling and reverse marketing |
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Ability to develop, refine and implement marketing action plans, proposals and reports on a local level |
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Drive and enthusiasm to succeed in a competitive, outcome focussed environment |
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Excellent written and verbal communication skills coupled with highly developed interpersonal skills |
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Proficiency in using current MS Office and database applications |
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Current driver's licence
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Our employment service is one of Australia's largest, with offices in four capital cities and a host of suburban and regional locations. There is plenty of room to develop and grow and when you're going places, you can still stay with WISE.
WISE will value your contribution and reward you with many benefits including salary packaging, salary continuance insurance, paid parental leave and study leave.
Applications should
be forwarded with a resume to hr@wiseemployment.com.au
by March 15 2010
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WISE actively encourages and welcomes applications from candidates from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, candidates with a disability and indigenous candidates.
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