Caledonia Training Centre
Salesperson

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Company Description
Caledonia Training Centre delivers high-quality, practical training to help individuals start, develop, and progress their careers in the plumbing, heating, and renewables sectors. The centre supports new entrants, experienced professionals seeking additional qualifications, and those returning to employment, including members of the Armed Forces community. Training programs cover Gas, Plumbing & Heating, Air Source Heat Pumps, Renewables, EV, and ACS assessments and reassessments, as well as further upskilling opportunities. Based in East Kilbride, the dedicated training facility focuses on industry-recognised courses that prepare learners for real-world career success. Caledonia Training Centre provides structured support at every stage of a learner’s professional journey.
Role Description
This contract, hybrid Salesperson role is based in East Kilbride with the flexibility to work from home for some tasks. The Salesperson will be responsible for engaging prospective learners and employers, explaining training offerings, and matching customer needs to appropriate courses and services. Day-to-day activities include responding to inquiries, conducting follow-up calls and emails, maintaining accurate records in the CRM system, and supporting the enrolment process. The role also involves building long-term relationships with corporate clients, attending on-site meetings and events at the training centre, and providing feedback to the team to help refine sales approaches and marketing messages. The Salesperson will collaborate closely with training and administrative staff to ensure a positive, professional experience for all customers.
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- Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build rapport with a diverse range of learners and employers.
- Proven experience in sales, customer service, or business development, preferably within education, training, or related industries.
- Ability to work effectively in a hybrid arrangement, managing time between on-site activities in East Kilbride and remote work.
- Competence in using CRM systems, email, and basic office software (e.g., spreadsheets, word processing) to track leads and manage data.
- Solid organisational and follow-up skills, including managing pipelines, prioritising tasks, and meeting sales or enrolment targets.
- Knowledge of or interest in plumbing, heating, renewables, or vocational training sectors is highly beneficial.
- Comfortable presenting information about courses and qualifications in a clear, accessible, and non-discriminatory manner.
- Ability to work collaboratively with training centre staff and demonstrate a customer-focused, ethical approach to sales.
- Relevant qualification or training in sales, business, or a related field is an advantage but not essential.
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