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Company Description:
Acharya Institutes is Bangalore's Largest Composite Academic Facility with 12,000+ students from over 75 countries in 100 academic programs. Located in Bengaluru, Acharya offers a diverse and multicultural environment for both students and staff to thrive in.
Overview:
Acharya Institutes is looking for a dynamic Marketing Officer to lead on-ground marketing efforts through expos, fairs, school outreach, and admissions-driven events. This full-time, on-site role in Bengaluru requires extensive travel to engage with prospective students, parents, and institutions, ensuring strong brand presence and admissions growth.
Key Responsibilities:
Expos & Fairs: Represent Acharya at educational expos and fairs, driving student interest and enrollments.
School Outreach: Build and maintain relationships with schools to promote Acharya’s programs.
Admissions Engagement: Effectively communicate Acharya’s offerings to prospective students and parents.
Event Execution: Plan and execute outreach activities, ensuring impactful representation.
Travel & Networking: Expand Acharya’s reach by actively engaging with key stakeholders across various locations.
Qualifications:
Strong Communication: Ability to connect with students, parents, and academic partners.
Sales & Persuasion Skills: Drive interest and conversions for Acharya’s programs.
Interpersonal & Presentation Skills: Deliver compelling presentations and build long-term relationships.
Team Collaboration: Work closely with internal teams to align outreach strategies.
Education Industry Experience: Preferred, but not mandatory.
Educational Background: Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Business, Communications, or a related field.
Experience
1-2 years
Work arrangement
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