Job Title: HR Trainee – Talent Acquisition
Department: Human Resources Management
Location: Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Employment Type: Trainee / 3–6 months, extendable
Role Summary
The HR Trainee will support HR Department in Talent Acquisition function across the full recruitment cycle, from sourcing and Screening to onboarding new hires. This role is a hands-on learning opportunity for someone starting a career in HR and Talent Acquisition.
Key Responsibilities
Recruitment support
- Draft and post job advertisements on job boards, LinkedIn, and other channels
- Source candidates through multi recruitment channels and referrals
- Screen CVs against job requirements and shortlist suitable candidates
- Conduct initial phone screenings and report findings to recruiters
Interview coordination
- Schedule interviews and coordinate with hiring managers and candidates
- Follow up with candidates and keep them informed at each stage
Hiring administration
- Maintain the applicant tracking system (ATS) and candidate database
- Prepare offer letters and contracts for approval
- Collect and verify documents such as ID, certificates, and references
General
- Handle candidate and employee data with strict confidentiality
- Support other HR activities when required
Qualifications
- Diploma or Bachelor’s degree in human resources, Business Administration, Psychology, or a related field (final-year students or recent graduates may apply)
- 0–1 year of experience; internships are an advantage
Skills and Competencies
- Strong written and verbal communication in English; Arabic is an advantage
- Good organization and time management
- Familiarity with Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, Outlook)
- Familiarity with LinkedIn and recruitment platforms is a plus
- Discretion in handling confidential information
- Eagerness to learn, initiative, and a team-oriented attitude
What the Trainee Will Learn
- Talent Acquisition full cycle practices
- Candidate sourcing and screening techniques
- ATS and HR reporting tools
- Onboarding and government documentation processes