Gauteng: Candidate Consultant/Researcher posted by Marvel Placement Consultant

• Advertising and Campaigns: Create professional job adverts, design social media campaigns (using tools such as Canva), and manage postings across platforms (PNet, Executive Placements, LinkedIn, and others).
• Sourcing & Research: Actively source candidates through multiple channels, review applications, build a professional candidate database, and improve sourcing skills through continuous learning.
• Candidate Management: Screen and qualify candidates, conduct reference and employment checks, and ensure all MIE and background checks are completed.
• Relationship Building: Build and maintain professional relationships with candidates, provide feedback, and ensure consistent communication.
• Administration: Typing CVs in company format, maintaining candidate records, filing, and updating Placement Partner.
• Communication: Draft and send professional correspondence to candidates, ensuring clear, accurate, and grammatically correct messaging.
• Targets & Reporting: Work towards agreed-upon daily, weekly, and monthly targets in collaboration with Senior Consultants.
• General Conduct: Uphold company values, demonstrate professionalism, and contribute positively to the organisational culture.

Closing Date:
Submissions for this vacancy will close on 02 October 2025, however, CVs may still be submitted until 25 October 2025.
Please Note:
Thank you for submitting your CV to Marvel Placement Consultants. We value your application and strive to respond to each applicant. However, should your application be successful, we will be in contact with you. If you do not hear from us within two weeks of application, please consider your application unsuccessful. We will, however, keep your details on our database for future opportunities.

PoPI Act:
Marvel Placement Consultants adheres to the POPI Act (Act No. 4 of 2013: Protection of Personal Information Act, 2013). Section 9 of PoPI states that “Personal Information may only be processed if, given the purpose for which it is processed, it is adequate, relevant and not excessive.”