French for Sales – Services and Products – language course
VR- Virtual Reality Training – 24/7
Learn Retail French, and avoid any ‘faux pas’ with your French speaking customers
If you work in retail, then you are truly an ambassador of your shop’s brand and customer service.
The nation that created “haute couture” puts premium on appearance, and expects an individual, warm and attentive but not overly friendly welcome. In different nations, interrupting might be improper yet in France it is basically an approach to express your enthusiasm for the other individual and the discussion, so don’t worry if your customer doesn’t let you finish your sentence. Make sure you know how to greet your French clients without making any dreaded ‘faux pas’ (false step in French)!
Did you know?
French, after English, is the only language taught in every continent of the world, with more than 50 countries recognizing it as their national language. More than 220 million people speak French on the five continents, and it’s the sixth most widely spoken language in the world. As well as customers from France, French also comes in handy for shopaholics from Africa, Switzerland, Canada, Monaco, and the Seychelles.
France is the world’s top tourist destination and attracts more than 79,5 million visitors a year. They are well versed in the language of fashion so make sure you speak theirs!
Sales – Services and Products Language Course
People buy consumer goods and services through various channels. We will be looking at different types of retail channels such as stores, online, catalogues, direct sales, TV home shopping, and automated retail.
Here are some examples of retail categories:
- Building and gardening supply stores
- Car dealers, including auto parts, new and used vehicle sales
- Clothing, such as speciality clothing stores
- Department stores
- Electronics and appliance stores, including big box retailers
- Food and beverage stores, including grocery stores and liquor stores
- Furniture stores
- Gas stations
- Health/beauty stores, including pharmacies
- Hospitality and leisure, including hotels, restaurants and bars
- Miscellaneous
- Non-store retailers, which means online retail sales
- Sporting goods/hobby stores
Content:
- Adjectives
- Banalities
- Business Small Talk
- Clothing & Accessories
- Colours and sizes
- Contact details
- Countries
- Customer service
- Days of the week and months
- Describe the product
- Describe the services
- Give your details
- Greetings of the day
- Hour part 1 hour
- How are you?
- How much does it cost?
- I do not understand
- In the shop
- instructions
- Marketing
- More greetings
- Numbers
- Payment
- Please and thank you
- Purchase of products
- Recommendations
- Sales
- Shopping for clothes
- Shopping for food
- Stationary
- Taxi, please
- Time Part 2 Passed / at and a half past
- Time Part 3 Passed and at
- To welcome the client
- Useful places
- What is the phone number?
- What time is it?
- What would you like to drink?
- What’s the problem?
- Where are you from?
- Where can I…?
- Where do you live?
- Where is/are the…?
- Where is…?
- Yes No
- Others…
Complete the course at your own pace in about 1 month – available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Course available in VR – Virtual Reality
Only a laptop is needed; virtual reality glasses are optional and not required.
High technology for learning and practice.
Courses Certified by EU24h – contact@eu24h.site
A participation certificate will be issued on completion of the course.
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