1. Sales Techniques: Students learn effective sales techniques, including prospecting, qualifying leads, presenting products/services, overcoming objections, and closing deals.
2. Sales Management: This module focuses on the principles and practices of sales management. Students learn how to set sales targets, create sales strategies, manage sales teams, and analyze sales performance.
3. Marketing Principles: Students gain an understanding of marketing concepts and strategies. Topics covered may include market segmentation, target marketing, product positioning, branding, and marketing research.
4. Distribution Management: This module explores the principles of distribution management, including channel selection, logistics, inventory management, supply chain coordination, and order fulfillment.
5. Customer Relationship Management (CRM): Students learn how to build and maintain strong relationships with customers through effective customer relationship management strategies. Topics covered may include customer retention, loyalty programs, and customer service management.
6. Retail Management: This module focuses on the management of retail operations. Students learn about store layout and design, merchandising, inventory management, retail sales techniques, and customer service in a retail environment.
7. Sales Analytics: Students learn how to analyze sales data and metrics to gain insights into sales performance, market trends, and customer behavior. They may also learn to use sales analytics tools and software.
8. Negotiation Skills: This module covers negotiation techniques and strategies for successful deal-making. Students learn how to negotiate effectively with clients, suppliers, and other stakeholders.
9. Communication Skills: Effective communication is crucial in sales and distribution roles. Students develop their verbal and written communication skills, including persuasive communication, sales presentations, and customer communication.
10. Business Ethics and Professionalism: This module focuses on ethical considerations in sales and distribution, as well as professionalism and business etiquette in a professional setting.
The evaluation process is conducted through the submission of assignments, and there are no written examinations involved.