Enjoying the preview?
This is the free first lesson. Get full access — request a demo or sign in.
Enjoying the preview?
This is the free first lesson. Get full access — request a demo or sign in.
Retail is an expansive field that employs millions of Americans. It fulfills an important role in the economy as the final step in the process of distributing goods to consumers. Employment in this field offers on-the-job training and no post-secondary education requirement, making entry into the field relatively easy. This “Retail Management” training course will prepare you for career growth into retail management. You’ll learn about strategic planning and how the retail industry is changing. You’ll understand consumer behavior and learn about the trends that affect it. You’ll also learn store layout and design, and visual merchandising techniques.
If you work in retail and aspire to be a manager, this course is for you. It will give you guidance to advance your retail management career and teach you the essentials, such as retail life cycle strategies, types of retail management, and the retail management process. Upon completion, you’ll understand these important concepts, plus you’ll learn the nature of change in retailing and how to evaluate competition.
It is for people who work in retail and aspire to be a manager. It provides guidance to advance a retail management career and teaches the essentials of retail management.
It covers strategic planning, how the retail industry is changing, consumer behavior and the trends affecting it, store layout and design, visual merchandising techniques, retail life cycle strategies, types of retail management, the retail management process, the nature of change in retailing, and how to evaluate competition.
The course develops skills in merchandise management, retail management, retail experience, and retail operations, and aligns with the Business of Retail Certified Specialist and Retail Industry Fundamentals Specialist.
Upon completion you will understand strategic planning and management, the retail customer, how to evaluate competition, how to select a market and location, pricing strategies, advertising and marketing, visual merchandising techniques, customer service and sales methods, and how to design a store layout and manage people.