Entry-level Sales Assistant supporting non-profit client campaigns. Participate in full client training and daily upskilling, engage with customers, and work full-time (4-5 days/week) in a collaborative team. Requires excellent English communication, a positive attitude, eagerness to learn, and a strong work ethic. No prior sales experience required; customer-facing backgrounds preferred.
Job Description
Entry-Level Sales Assistants! No experience No problem – we provides full client training, support and upskilling opportunities from day one, supporting campaigns on behalf of non-profit clients, within a supportive environment where you can build confidence and grow.
Key Attributes:
- A positive and enthusiastic attitude.
- Full-time equivalent availability (4–5 full working days per week)
- Excellent English communication and interpersonal skills.
- A strong desire to learn and succeed.
- A team player with a strong work ethic.
- No previous sales experience is required – However successful candidates in the past have come from customer facing backgrounds such as retail, front of house, customer service, waiting staff, hospitality, call centre or any other customer-facing background.
Benefits of being a Sales Assistant:
- Upskilling: Opportunities to strengthen sales and customer engagement skills through client training and invitations to daily upskilling sessions delivered by senior team members.
- Supportive Team Environment: Join a friendly and collaborative team where a positive atmosphere and opportunities to connect with others are encouraged.
- Performance Incentives & Rewards: Recognition opportunities and additional incentives may be available based on performance.
- Great Company Culture: Enjoy a positive and engaging environment where contributions are valued (top performers may be invited to award galas or company events with the team)
- Opportunities available for an immediate start!
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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