BMS Performance
Graduate Sales Trainee

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Graduate Business-to-Business Sales Opportunity
£29k basic salary + bonus
No experience required, entry level opportunity in Tonbridge
Are you a University graduate seeking an entry level opportunity? Consider yourself a confident individual, capable of building relationships day-to-day in a bid to hit sales targets? This may be ideal for you!
BMS Performance are currently working with a major player in the lighting industry to help them add a graduate to the sales team.
What will the opportunity look like?
The business is seeking an entry level candidate to join as an Internal Sales Representative, looking after client relations across the South East.
In your first 3 months you will receive a thorough induction, spending time in each department of the business with a training guide to complete. This gives you a great opportunity to learn and understand all aspects of the business. After this time you will be introduced to your sales targets. You will be representing their full range of products and selling into Electrical Wholesalers, Councils and Electrical Contractors. As well as lighting, their product portfolio also includes street furniture, bollards, and EV-charging points. This is a mixture of account management and new business reaching out warm, dormant, and cold prospects.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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Alongside all the internal training you'll do with the business, there is an opportunity to be enrolled into a professional Level 4 Sales Training Apprenticeship qualification.


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What are we looking for?
- Confidence! Someone that is a good communicator, perhaps due to a background in retail/hospitality or through a hobby such as sport
- Resilience... sales isn't easy! The up & down nature is suited to an individual that wants to be rewarded for succeeding in a fast-paced environment
- Enthusiasm & growth mindset - This role is ideal for an entry level individual that is ambitious and wants to grasp every opportunity thrown their way
What is the package on offer?
- £29,000 basic salary
- Annual profit sharing scheme to recognise performance against target
- 25 days holiday + Bank Holidays
- Fully paid for Level 4 Sales Training Apprenticeship
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