Final-year internship in targeted sales campaigns
Banque PopulaireCompany website
CasablancaPublished on 4 November 2026
Build sales campaigns for very small businesses. A specialisation in operational marketing is required.
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In the same small-business development unit, this topic covers sales campaigns. You design a set of targeted campaigns for very small businesses, shopkeepers and craftspeople, based on their needs, their sector and the key moments of their year.
In practice, you write one sheet per campaign: targets, goals, sales pitch, call script, materials and follow-up actions. You also propose a yearly calendar built around key moments such as back-to-school, Ramadan or year-end.
The expected deliverables are a catalogue of campaigns ready for account managers to launch, the campaign sheets, the yearly calendar and a way to track results.
What you'll do
- Design and structure a set of targeted sales campaigns for very small businesses, shopkeepers and craftspeople, taking into account their needs, their sector and the key moments of their year
- Deliverable: a catalogue of campaigns ready for account managers to launch
- Deliverable: campaign sheets (targets, goals, sales arguments, call scripts, materials, follow-up actions)
- Deliverable: a yearly campaign calendar built on key commercial moments: back-to-school, Ramadan, year-end, business seasons
- Deliverable: a way to track results and performance indicators
Who they're looking for
- Final-year student at a business school or equivalent, specialising in operational marketing or business development
- Command of segmentation and targeting techniques
- Analytical and summarising skills, confident writing
Prepare your interview
- Learn what Banque Populaire does, the sector it works in and the projects on its website.
- Go through each task listed here and work out why the team needs it done.
- Prepare a real example for each task, then tie it back to what the company does.
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