This exciting Learnership with the Truworths group is aimed at helping young people who are living with a disability to get practical experience working in-store. Only grade 10 required for this Truworths Learnership.
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Store Learnerships are available now at Truworths stores across the country for people who are living with a disability.
The learnership will allow individuals to be cross trained making them able to operate on both the sales floor and the service desk, of a retail outlet. Working with customers and stock will be a key focus area.
To be successful in this position, you must be committed to learning and completing logbooks; be prepared for assessments and found to be competent as a crossed trained sales consultant.
What is expected from you
Work a minimum of 120 hours
Learn and form knowledge
Prepare for Assessments
Assist customers with finding merchandise
Merchandising the store according to the MBP principals
Payments and purchases on the POS system
Opening new accounts
Maintaining or controlling stock losses
Building relationships with customers
Maintaining customer security and safety
Requirements
Grade 10 and a passion for fashion and retail.
Vacancies Available:
Gauteng 4
Western Cape 1
Eastern Cape 1
KZN 1
Limpopo 1
Mpumalanga 1
Free State 1
North West Province 1
Northern Cape 1
HOW TO APPLY
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