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# 6. User Documentation and Training person

*Nature of the tasks*

* Writing user manuals for information systems.
* Writing information systems on-line help.
* Writing web documentation.
* Prepare and give training courses on information systems.
* Translate business analysts input to information consumable by the end-user.

*Education* : EQF 6 any degree *Specific expertise and technologies*

* Knowledge in end user assistance of information systems.
* Knowledge of wiki, collaborative sites and social networks.
* Good knowledge of presentation tools (e.g. PowerPoint).
* Good knowledge of MS-Office.
* Knowledge of web languages or tools (e.g. html, flash) would be an advantage.

*Certification and/or Standards*

* Not applicable

*Skills*

* Excellent writing and communication skills
* General IT skills
* Capability of integration in an international/multi- cultural environment, rapid self-starting capability and experience in working in team.
* Ability to participate in multi-lingual meetings

*On-call services foreseen for this profile :* No


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