Sales Apprentice Review

I work 39 hours a week, typical day I will start at 9am finishing at 6:30pm, throughout the day I'm mainly on a till but towards the end of my training I have been given supervisor privileges so I know how to do refunds, exchanges, voids...etc

During the time at savers I've learnt so much more than I ever have before, this has been more beneficial than school ever has, I understand the retail environment, good customers service and defiantly grown in confidence

I really enjoy it, at the beginning I was only earning £3.30 to start off with, it hardly seemed worth it but I stuck at the 39 hours a week and in October last year my pay went up and I get a qualification so it is more than worth it

I feel like I'm a key part, as I do the same hours as the management there, so I've spent a lot of time with them, and devolved a very strong work relationship with the team, they trust me with tasks they set me,

I had an assessor to start off with but she ended up going on meternity leave, so I was without am assessor for a couple months but luckily the found a new one and I'm catching up with my folder now

At the beginning she was visiting me at savers eve month until she had to go on maternity leave and I was Sioux one for a couple months but my old assessor and my new assessor both support really well.

I have a great relationship with my manager and assistant manager so I can go and talk to them about any problems or concerns I have, and they do there best to help me in whatever situation I'm in

At the beginning I was only earning £3.30/hour and it hardly seemed worth it but in October 2016 when the company did a pay review I got put up to £5.00 with was a massive help so I'm glad I stuck at it

I haven't been looking, I've been at savers for the last year so when I get my qualification if there is any optportunities I will be looking into t, but hopefully a position opens up within savers and I can work my way up

Yes

A really good company to work for, within the shop your no just colleagues your all friends and it feels like a family, definitely worth it, best job I've had beats school and college as well

Stick at it don't be put off it if the pay is rubbish or things are difficult, because it is worth it in the end,