Find out everything you need to know about becoming a Cashier.
Job Title – Cashier
Description
A Cashier spends most of their time operating the tills and putting sales through for customers. Cashiers are needed in almost every kind of shop, whether it is a supermarket, music shop or book-makers.
Typical Job Activities
Provides
customer service
Operates tills
Makes sales
Fills up stock
Makes sure the shop is presentable
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Educational Requirements
One year or less or on-the-job training
Compulsory subjects: Math
GCSE or equivalent
Recommended subjects: None
What natural skills and/or aptitudes do I need for this occupation?
Have
customer service skills
Have communication skills
Be well presented
Be comfortable working with numbers
Be able to work well in a team
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Employment Opportunities
High
Market Competitiveness
Moderate
Income Potential
Low
Self-Employment Options
Low
International Employment Market
Low
Possible Employers
Big private companies
Medium or small companies
Own small business: Entrepreneurial opportunities in this field
The biggest employers for cashier jobs will be any high-street chains, supermarkets or cafes, bars and book makers (if you’re over 18).
Working conditions
Having
to work evenings, weekends and holidays
Being exposed to temperature extremes if one works near exits and entrances
Limited advancement opportunities
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Experience
in specific field
Work performance Experience in related fields
General management studies
Possible Career Paths
Specialist
career in the specific field
Management positions in the specific field
General business management
Employment Stability
Very stable
Reasons to consider this career
A job in
private companies
A stable job
To become a manager
To be of service to people
To work with people
To not have to study theories
To work fixed hours
