Junior Merchandiser | Durbanville Western Cape

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Overview This role is for a Junior Merchandiser Intern based in Durbanville, Western Cape, within the liquor and retail industry, offered by Managed People Solutions. The position is an 18-month internship for TVET N6 certificate holders. The role provides hands-on experience in a fast-paced retail environment, focusing on product displays for leading brands. The stipend for the role is R3500 per month, with working hours set at 9 hours per day, including lunch. What you will do * Determine stock that needs to be merchandised. * Ensure the correct stock is available in-store. * Check product quality, rotation, and pricing. * Set up products according to company merchandising standards. * Report customer issues and requests. * Maintain accurate merchandising records. * Monitor and report out-of-stock items to management. * Keep up to date with product knowledge and promotions. * Execute store calls according to the call cycle. * Advise the Regional Sales Manager RSM on out-of-stock products. Requirements (from the original advert) * Under the age of 28. * Currently unemployed and have not participated in a similar internship before. * N6 Certificate in: * Marketing Management * Business Management Who should apply Candidates who are energetic, reliable, and detail-oriented, enjoy working in a fast-paced retail environment, take pride in creating eye-catching product displays, and want hands-on experience with leading brands in-store. This role is suited for individuals looking to kick-start or grow their career in the liquor and retail industry. Deadline Not specified Reference Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/junior-merchandiser-durbanville-western-cape-managed-people-solutions Source: myjobmag

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