Head of Admissions and Placement Division
Rocket School Recrutement Interne
Required skills
About the role
Translated into English from French by Korum. The employer's original wording is on their site.
Our impact company is looking for a Head of the Continuing Studies Division with a strong commercial temperament, an appetite for digital and teaching, and the desire to contribute concretely to the professional integration of our learners.
The companyRocket School is a next-generation marketing and sales school. Born out of the Social and Solidarity Economy, the school is free, recruits on personality, trains in an ultra-operational way and places its students. It offers both career-change programmes and classic higher education programmes.
Its teaching is strongly inspired by the Montessori method and learning by doing. We have a success rate of 94%.
The roleReporting to the National Management, you lead the admissions and placement activity of our learners in Bachelor 3 and Master of Science.
With one team member, your mission is to source, recruit, support and place apprentices every year.
You are both a manager and hands-on, directly involved in achieving sales targets.
Your responsibilities centre on the following areas:
Management of admissions and placement
Be responsible for achieving recruitment and placement targets.
Manage, support and develop the skills of one team member.
Define and manage the commercial strategy for admissions and placement.
Organise the team's activity, allocate portfolios and monitor results.
Manage key indicators: leads, admissions, conversion rates, company opportunities, matching and signed contracts.
Report regularly to the National Management.
Contribute to the industrialisation and continuous improvement of sales methods and practices.
Sourcing and recruitment of learners
Use our existing acquisition channels and develop new ones: existing databases, direct inflow, partner inflow, LinkedIn, job boards, partnerships and referrals.
Organise and run regular Open Days (JPO), information sessions and recruitment events, on site or remotely.
Manage the promotion of these events, the mobilisation of candidates, their attendance and their conversion into admissions.
Qualify applications and conduct admission interviews.
Assess candidates' motivations, skills and fit with the programmes offered.
Support candidates through to admission and keep them engaged until the start of term.
Optimise recruitment pathways to maximise conversion rates.
Sales to companies and matching
Prospect companies likely to recruit our apprentices and make use of existing databases.
Identify recruitment needs and obtain qualified apprenticeship offers.
Select candidates suited to companies' needs and organise introductions.
Follow recruitment processes through to contract signature.
Coaching and support of learners
Support learners in their search for an apprenticeship.
Optimise their CVs, LinkedIn profiles and applications.
Organise group workshops and individual coaching sessions.
Prepare learners for recruitment interviews.
Train them in prospecting and job search techniques.
Follow up on their efforts and actively mobilise them until they are placed.
Management and optimisation of sales performance
Run the sales activity on a day-to-day basis.
Introduce routines for monitoring, coaching and pipeline review.
Identify blockages and implement corrective actions.
Ensure the quality of candidate and company follow-up in the CRM.
Education:
BAC+3/5 or equivalent experience.
Proven sales experience, ideally in higher education, apprenticeships, recruitment or services.
A first successful experience in management is expected.
Skills:
Excellent mastery of sales prospecting and closing.
Ability to manage a large sales pipeline.
Mastery of recruitment techniques and candidate/company matching.
Good knowledge of CRM tools, LinkedIn and digital prospecting tools.
Strong results-driven culture and KPI-based management.
An appetite for digital and the startup environment is mandatory.
Qualities: commercial temperament, relational skills, listening, agility, autonomy, method, organisation.
Above all, we are looking for someone who enjoys hunting, listening, guiding, convincing and supporting, able to combine commercial rigour with kindness towards learners.
Working conditions
Contract: permanent contract (CDI)
Working time: 39 hours per week
Location: Paris
Remuneration: €45K gross annual fixed salary + €15K variable on objectives
Start date: as soon as possible
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