Customer Sales Advisor - No Experience Required

Qualifications, skills, and all relevant experience needed for this role can be found in the full description below.

Entry Level Sales Advisor - Immediate Start in Central London

Client Training & Upskilling Opportunities (No Experience Required)

Looking to develop new skills within a customer-facing environment

Interested in gaining practical experience while building your confidence

Our client could have the opportunity for you!

Our London-based client is currently expanding their sales and customer acquisition team and is looking for enthusiastic individuals to support growing client demand. Working with recognised non-profit organisations, they specialise in face-to-face customer engagement through event campaigns across the London area.

This is an entry-level opportunity, so previous experience is not essential. Individuals from retail, customer service, sales, marketing and other people-focused backgrounds may find their existing skills highly transferable.

They are looking for people who are;

  • Available for a full-time equivalent schedule (4/5 full working days per week)
  • Well presented
  • Confident in customer service
  • Team player
  • Self motivated
  • Eligible to work in the UK
  • Strong English communication skills

On top of this they can offer you;

  • Travel & Networking: Build connections through networking events, industry gatherings, and opportunities to attend national and international team trips.
  • A supportive team culture with organised social activities and events.
  • Financial Rewards: A Brand Awareness Fee (earn a daily fee paid to you, only applicable when representing a client for a full day), where applicable, plus commission and financial incentives. Earnings are paid weekly.
  • Ongoing support designed to help you build confidence and capability within a customer-facing environment.

To apply for the role, follow the online application process. If successful, you will then receive an email or phone call regarding appointments. You will be representing clients through face-to-face event campaigns across London, including retail pop-ups, promotional events and other high-footfall locations.

This opportunity operates on a subcontracted basis. xgikmsk Earnings consist of a Brand Awareness Fee (where applicable), plus commission and financial incentives. It may particularly su

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