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- How to become a Sales Adviser
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- Top skills and experience for Sales Advisers
How to become a Sales Adviser
A Sales Advisor needs at least a GCE N-Level in terms of education. However, a diploma or degree in Business, Marketing, Sales, or Communication may help you progress to more senior roles.
- Complete at least a GCE N-Level. However, a diploma or any other higher qualification in Business, Marketing, or a related field may broaden your career prospects.
- Sales is a competency-based role, so experience is crucial. Start with internships or entry-level roles to exercise your sales skills.
- Abstain WSQ certificates in Sales or Customer Service to upgrade your profile.
- Some employers may also require specific training or certifications depending on the industry. For example, Insurance Advisors may need to meet the requirements of the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
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Skills and experience employers are looking for
Having the right skills and experience can make you an in-demand applicant. Sales Adviser employers on Jobstreet are looking for job seekers with expertise in the following areas. Fashion
Merchandising
Customer Service
Store Operations
Fashion Trends
Stock Replenishment
Sales
Life Planning
Textile Industry
Funeral Services
Positive Attitude
Estate Planning
Product Knowledge
Spoken Mandarin
Willingness to Learn
Financial Advice
Skin Care
Proactive Attitude
Retail Operations
Prioritisation
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