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Brand Ambassador

Rosebank International (ADvTECH Group) Bloemfontein, Free State

Contract Closes 13 Oct 2026 · Today

Bloemfontein, Free State Contract Closes 13 Oct 2026

What the job is: This is a Brand Ambassador position at Rosebank International, part of the ADvTECH Group—the largest private education provider in Africa. The company supports over 47,000 students across South Africa. Ideal for recent graduates passionate about education, this role is based in Bloemfontein, Free State, and focuses on making a real difference in young people's lives while representing a respected education brand.

What you will do: As a Brand Ambassador, your main responsibilities include attracting and enrolling new students by positively representing the Rosebank International brand. This involves reaching out to potential students and families, explaining course benefits, attending events, visiting schools, and answering admissions questions. You may also assist with registration tasks. The role requires collaboration with a team to ensure smooth student recruitment and a positive experience for all involved.

What you need: To qualify, you should have a qualification in Marketing or a related field, though entry-level candidates are welcome. Previous experience as a Brand Ambassador, promoter, or in a similar role is helpful but not required. Strong communication skills (written and verbal) are essential, as you will interact regularly with students, parents, and stakeholders. Passion for education and youth development is key. Ability to work under pressure, meet deadlines, and adapt to changes is important. Teamwork and attention to detail are also critical skills for this role.

What you will get: This is a contract-based position offering valuable experience in education and sales. While the salary range is not specified, the role provides an opportunity to work for a well-known education provider and contribute to student success. The company values diversity and encourages applications from all South African candidates, with preference given to unemployed graduates. If no response is received within two weeks, the application is considered unsuccessful.