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Technical Sales Coordinator Apprentice

St. Columb Major
£10.00/hr
Posted about 22 hours ago
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Pay Rate: £10.00
Hour Per Week: 39.0
Working Pattern: Monday to Thursday 08:30 to 17:00, Friday 08:30 to 16:00
Closing Date: 21 September 2026

Job Description:

Do you enjoy working with people, solving problems and learning how products work? Are you interested in sales, technology and building a career in a professional business environment?

WISKA is a global manufacturer of innovative electrical equipment, supplying products to customers across a wide range of industries. This is a hands-on, varied environment where the sales team works closely with customers and colleagues across the business to make sure the right products and solutions are delivered.

They’re looking for a motivated Technical Sales Coordinator Apprentice to join the team and build a career in technical sales.

This is an opportunity to learn about WISKA’s products, develop your customer service and communication skills and gain valuable experience across the sales process.

You’ll work as part of the sales office, supporting customers and colleagues with technical and commercial activities while developing your understanding of how a successful sales operation works.

What you'll do:

You’ll be at the heart of the sales team, learning how to understand customers, recommend the right products and turn opportunities into sales. Your role will include:

  • Speaking to customers by phone and email, understanding their requirements and helping them find the right solution
  • Preparing and following up quotations, helping to maximise sales opportunities
  • Building strong customer relationships and delivering excellent customer service
  • Learning WISKA’s products so you can confidently provide technical guidance and recommendations
  • Supporting the sales team with enquiries, orders and day-to-day sales activity
  • Researching products, markets and new technologies to develop your commercial and industry knowledge
  • Working with colleagues across the business to make sure customer requirements are understood and delivered
  • Attending events and exhibitions, giving you the opportunity to meet customers and learn more about the industry

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Person Specification:

You don’t need to be an experienced salesperson to apply. WISKA is looking for someone with the personality, ambition and attitude to become one.

What they’re looking for:

  • A genuine interest in starting a career in sales
  • Someone who enjoys talking to people and building relationships
  • Confident and friendly communication skills
  • A natural customer-focused approach
  • Someone who enjoys solving problems and finding the right solution
  • Curious and willing to learn about technical products
  • Ambitious and motivated to develop their skills and take on more responsibility
  • Reliable, hardworking and committed
  • Comfortable using computers and learning new systems
  • Able to work as part of a team and support colleagues

At WISKA, they live by their PATH values - Positive, Approachable, Team, Humble. They’re looking for someone who will bring this attitude to work every day.

If you’re someone who is positive, approachable, and enjoys working with people, we want to hear from you.

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This apprenticeship gives you the chance to earn while you learn, gaining real-world sales experience alongside a recognised industry qualification.

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You’ll study towards the Level 4 Sales Executive apprenticeship, while putting your learning into practice every day at WISKA.

Throughout the apprenticeship, you’ll develop the skills to:

  • Build and maintain strong customer relationships
  • Understand customer needs and identify sales opportunities
  • Communicate confidently with customers
  • Present products and recommend suitable solutions
  • Prepare, manage and follow up sales quotations
  • Use digital tools and systems to support sales activity
  • Develop your negotiation, influencing and problem-solving skills
  • Understand markets, customers and competitors

You’ll have support from experienced colleagues at WISKA throughout your apprenticeship, alongside mentoring from a Supplytrain apprenticeship coordinator who will help you settle into your role, check in with you monthly and support you with any issues affecting your work or training.

Benefits:

  • Four-weekly pay
  • 5.6 weeks paid leave per year
  • Mentoring support from a Supplytrain apprenticeship coordinator who will help you settle into your role, check in monthly and be available for any issues or queries that are affecting your work or training
  • Automatic enrolment into company pension scheme, if eligible

Next steps

Apply below. In your cover letter, tell us:

  • Why you’re interested in starting a career in sales
  • Why you’re interested in joining WISKA
  • Why you think you’d make a great apprentice
  • Tell us about something you’re interested in outside of work
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St. Columb Major, England, United Kingdom

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