The VKB Group is an agricultural company, providing support to farmers and producing straight-from-the farm-foods for consumers. They are now seeking applications for a Learner Branch Marketer.
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Apart from the various consumer brands, the VKB Group is also represented by its regional brands: VKB, GWK and NTK. Their roots are firmly planted in agriculture with farming at our core, continuously growing and evolving throughout the years.
Starting with providing everything needed on the farm to produce food, VKB now also operates in all areas of the food supply chain: processing, logistics, and national and global market channels.
This “house of brands” they've established with the support of our farmer shareholders is the foundation for building the agribusiness of the future.
Apply now to be a Learner Branch Marketer. The ideal team player will be responsible to sell the organisation's merchandise according to agreed targets. Effectively market stock to customers, manage stock control to ensure constant availability of stock to clients.
Requirements
- Grade 12 or NQF4
- Experience in a relevant field will be advantageous
- Clear criminal record
- Thorough, precise and accurate
- Constantly adding value to the functions of the job
Duties and Responsibilities
- Stock management
- Marketing products and assisting customers
- Ensure clean and tidy working space
- Solving Problems and dealing with queries within set mandate
- Merchandizing stock and replenish stock levels as needed
Skills
- Decision making skills
- Problem definition and analyses
- Team work
- Compliance
- Organising and planning
- Personal resilience
- Client service
- Excellent communication skills
- Ability to build and maintain long lasting relationships
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