DSTV Sales Technical Media Graduation Programme 2020

Are you looking to work for a company as unique as you are?

Are you creative, hungry to grow, and comfortable with an incredibly competitive environment, then look no further.

The MultiChoice DStv Media Sales (DMS) business is looking for dynamic young people to be part of the driving force behind our commercial sales – this includes marketing, sponsorships and partnerships with some of the biggest names in multiple industries.

Our DMS Graduate Programme will offer young talent an immersive experience, with rotations throughout our business – a journey designed to arm you with all the skills a successful professional needs to achieve greatness.

 are looking for graduates from the following institutions with a minimum average of 65% in the following degrees:

IT or Computer Science Engineers BEng – Digital ArtsBEng Computer EngineeringBachelor Information Science (Multimedia)
Actuary BSc Actuarial Science

How to apply

If you are a South African citizen, recently graduated or are about to graduate with an interest to work within the sales arm of the business: providing dynamic media solutions, content integration, and online sales across a variety of 130+ channel brands on linear TV, VOD, social media, and digital platforms.

Please send us your CV, mid-year results, a copy of your ID and a short cover letter describing what makes YOU special. (Max 150 words)
Application Deadline: 2 December 2020 

For More Information:

Visit the Official Webpage of the DSTV Sales Technical Media Graduation Programme 2020

www.opportunitiesforafricans.com

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