Are you ready for a change in career? Here are some entry-level jobs being advertised now that could give you a change of direction.

You may not have thought of some but they could be the new beginning you need.

1. Assistant merchandiser

This is an entry-level position perfect for those looking to start a career in merchandising.

The purpose of this role is to assist the merchandiser in the delivery of various merchandising tasks that ensure the effectiveness of the department. Performing to the required competencies within the merchandising development programme. The post-holder will be responsible for the department’s intake of stock into the business to ensure optimised sales.

The ideal candidate will have experience using Excel and comfortable using spreadsheets, strong numerical and analytical skills, and experience in a retail environment.

Where: Peacocks, Cardiff

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2. Bus driver
 

Stagecoach is advertising for bus drivers in various places in Wales. The role would suit someone with customer service or retail experience and training will be given.

They say they are looking for friendly, flexible and reliable people, who enjoy engaging with the public, working on their own initiative, and will enjoy being part of a friendly and dedicated team.

You will be required to operate the company’s network of local bus services, delivering exceptional customer service throughout the operating area.

Where: Various locations including Brynmawr, Merthyr Tydfil and Aberdare

Visit www.stagecoachbus.com

3. BMW/Mini trainee service adviser

This is a customer-facing role, managing the relationship with BMW/Mini customers who have their vehicles serviced and repaired by them.

You must have A-levels or equivalent, and GCSE Maths, English and one other subject grades A* to C "with an appetite for learning and a commitment to being a positive team player".

Your role will be focused on dealing with customers who have high expectations and a varied range of needs and demands. As a result you need to have exceptional interpersonal skills and be able to build rapport, as well as a desire to provide the highest level of customer service.

Where: Sytner Cardiff BMW

Visit careers.sytner.co.uk

4. Partnership integration coordinator

The post-holder will serve as a service coordinator at the local operational level, maximising on front-line delivery.

The post-holder will work to support operational delivery of the Women’s Pathfinder to ensure delivery is evidence-based, based on best practice and interacts effectively with a wide range of other services. This will require the post-holder to lead on local communication and engagement activity in relation to a whole-system approach, particularly with partners such as third sector, local authorities and sentencers, including Her Majesty’s Court Service (HMCTS) and Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) locally.

Where: HM Prison & Probation Service, Carmarthen

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5. Postman/postwoman

Jobs for postmen and women have been advertised in Wales

You'll deliver mail six days a week on a part-time basis. You'll need to be upbeat and self-motivated, love the outdoors, and have a good level of fitness.

Where: Royal Mail, Swansea

Visit jobs.royalmailgroup.com

6. Project manager

The Royal Mint in Llantrisant
The Royal Mint in Llantrisant

You will have the opportunity to develop your project management competencies through on-the-job learning and the completion of agreed training courses. You will also have the opportunity to use the knowledge you have gained to support the portfolio manager in the strategic management of the overall programme.

Where: The Royal Mint, Llantrisant

Visit careers.royalmint.com

7. Trainee surveyor

You’ll have real responsibility from day one as your time will be split between on-the-job training and working on live projects. You’ll learn all the skills you’ll need for a bright future in a growing business from experienced surveyors and business managers.

They say the role will be challenging but you’ll receive all the support you need to be successful. As a minimum you will need to be educated to at least A-level standard or equivalent.

Where: Ian Williams, Wrexham

Visit ianwilliams.co.uk