Welcome to PEP! PEP is Africa’s largest single brand retailer operating around 1800 stores in Southern Africa. As well as clothing and footwear, PEP sells homeware, FMCG, cellular and airtime products and also offers a range of other services such as cash-backs, Capfin (for loans), funeral policies, cross-border money transfers, selected bill payments, Fla...
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Trainee Learning and Development Practitioner (Northern Suburbs (Cape))
To undergo a training programme to develop an understanding of various operations and work methodologies in PEP (store operations, PEP's customers, risk management, Central Office, and DC’s). Through participation and observation of training interventions, the incumbent will learn key facilitation skills necessary in PEP. Knowledge and skills will be applied to co-facilitate/facilitate a variety of workshops and training interventions in the business (central office; field and DCs).
Key Responsibilities
Attend and observe workshops in order to build knowledge and skills needed learning interventions
Co -facilitate and facilitate learning interventions for all Dynamos
Collaborate in the planning and scheduling of learning intervention
Requirements
Relevant diploma or degree in training management / social sciences
Work experience will be an advantage
Google Workspace
Tech Savvy; keen to explore applications, platforms, etc.
Knowledge of learning methodologies (incl. facilitation; questioning skills; simulations, online, role play, etc.) will be an advantageous
Must be willing to travel extensively
Must have a valid driver’s licence
Written and verbal communication skills
Numerical Ability
Business Sense (Understanding of Profit/Loss and cost) will be an advantage
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