Sales & Merchandising Assistant Intern | Sandton

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Overview This is a 12-month full-time Sales and Merchandising Assistant internship programme with Managed People Solutions, located in Sandton. The role is designed for energetic, motivated individuals eager to gain valuable workplace experience in sales, merchandising, and customer service, offering a monthly stipend starting from R 4500, depending on qualification. The programme is scheduled to start on 1 November 2026. What you will do * Travel with Sales Representatives on their daily routes as part of a ride-along team. * Support sales activities and contribute towards achieving sales targets. * Merchandise products and ensure shelves and displays are neat, well-stocked and eye-catching. * Assist customers and help build positive customer relationships. * Gain practical knowledge of sales, merchandising and in-store promotions. * Work as part of a team to achieve sales and merchandising objectives. Requirements (from the original advert) * A Diploma or Degree in Marketing, Business Management or a related field. * Good communication and interpersonal skills. * A positive attitude, honesty and a strong sense of responsibility. * A willingness to learn, take initiative and work as part of a team. * A passion for sales, customer service and merchandising. * A strong commitment to completing the full 12-month programme on a full-time basis. * Availability to work throughout the peak season in December, including the festive season. Who should apply Energetic, motivated individuals who are eager to gain valuable workplace experience. Deadline Not specified Reference Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/sales-merchandising-assistant-intern-sandton-managed-people-solutions Source: myjobmag

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