Graduate Management Trainee (Marketing)

About the role

Jumia, a pan-African e-commerce platform, is recruiting recent graduates for its two-year Graduate Management Trainee programme in Marketing. The programme combines on-the-job learning with mentoring, and participants lead real projects from day one. It suits people who are curious and learn fast, and offers a strong start to a career.

Key responsibilities

• Drive demand and engagement for major brands in Ghana such as Samsung, Tecno, Infinix, Delron, Bruhm, Hikers, Nivea, Unilever, Oraimo and Nasco.
• Craft campaigns that build brand affinity and attract new shoppers.
• Work end-to-end on digital and offline marketing, rotating across campaign planning, performance marketing, CRM, social media and brand partnerships.
• Run multi-channel campaigns that drive traffic, new customer acquisition and daily active user growth.
• Analyse campaign analytics, conversion funnels, customer acquisition costs and channel performance.
• Collaborate with Commercial, Creative and Supply Chain teams so promotions match stock and sales targets.
• Lead marketing initiatives and activations with support from a mentoring programme.

Required profile

• First degree from a recognised, accredited university, graduated in 2025.
• National Service fully completed, with the NSS Certificate or Release Letter.
• At least 3 months of relevant internship experience, ideally in sales, retail, FMCG or account management.
• Commercial mindset, confidence in negotiations and relationship building.
• Fluent English, excellent communication and teamwork, and willingness to relocate during the programme.

Required skills

• Comfort working with numbers and Excel.
• Problem-solving, creativity, curiosity, adaptability and self-motivation.

What we offer

• Two-year fixed-term contract with an above-average intern allowance for the full two years.
• Skill-building workshops, executive coaching and a graduate peer network.
• A structured, entrepreneurial environment and the chance to shape the African e-commerce sector.

Applications are reviewed as they come in; assessment centres run in November and December 2026, and successful candidates start in January 2027. Only apply through Jumia's official website, and do not pay any fee to apply.