Field Visual Merchandiser at @Home for The Foschini Group
The Foschini Group
Overview
Keen to shape how homeware looks in stores? The Foschini Group is hiring a Field Visual Merchandiser for its @Home brand. This full time role in the wholesale and retail trade sector is perfect for creative, detail driven young South Africans who want to bring home decor displays to life across stores. You will work with store teams to keep displays looking sharp and on brand, so a love for style and a hands on attitude will serve you well.
About the role
As a Field Visual Merchandiser for @Home, you will play a key role in how homeware products are presented to shoppers across a group of stores. This is a practical, on your feet position with a well known South African retail group, and it reports into the visual merchandising team within the wholesale and retail trade sector.
Your main focus areas will include:
- Bringing @Home store displays to life according to group visual guidelines
- Working with store teams to maintain tidy, attractive and shopper friendly homeware layouts
- Supporting seasonal themes and promotions with creative in store execution
- Sharing feedback on how displays land with customers and colleagues
If you enjoy a role that mixes creativity with travel between stores, this is a strong chance to grow your retail career with a major South African brand.
Requirements
- Must have a valid driver's licence and own reliable transport to travel between stores
- Previous visual merchandising or retail display experience is a strong advantage
- Grade 12 or equivalent qualification is beneficial
- A keen eye for detail, colour and product presentation
- Good communication skills to work with store teams and managers
Responsibilities
- Visit stores in your area to set up and refresh @Home visual displays
- Follow group visual merchandising standards and adapt them to each store layout
- Arrange homeware product ranges in a way that attracts shoppers and boosts sales
- Work with store staff to keep displays neat and up to date
- Report on display execution and flag any issues to the field manager
Job details
- Organisation
- The Foschini Group
- Job type
- Full time
- Category
- Retail & Wholesale
- Application Method
- Apply manually
Success Guide
Hi there! If you are applying for this @Home visual merchandising role, think about what you will actually do on a store floor. When you prepare your CV, mention any experience you have with setting up displays, arranging products or helping customers in a retail space. Even informal experience like helping at a family shop or varsity market day is worth noting.
Because this job involves traveling to stores, make sure your driver's licence and own transport are clearly stated. If you have photos of displays you have created, even personal projects or a student portfolio, it could help you stand out. During an interview, be ready to talk about a display you loved and why it worked. Show that you notice the small details that make a homeware section feel welcoming, because that is exactly what this role is about.
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