
Visual Merchandising Specialist Course
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Basic course of 4 hours free
Completion certificate
AI tutor
Practical activities
Online and lifelong course
What will I learn?
Take your retail career to the next level with our Visual Merchandising Specialist Course (Ghana). We go inside important topics like making sure your brand looks the same everywhere, using visuals to tell stories, and creating a brand image that 'dey' make sense. You will learn how to make customers enjoy the shop more with displays that 'dey' use all the senses and make them want to interact. You go master how to design a shop, including how people move through the shop and how to use space well. You will understand why people buy things, how good signs 'dey' help, and what's 'dey' happen in the fashion retail world now. You go get real skills in how colours 'dey' work, how light 'dey' affect things, and how to arrange displays so that your shop 'dey' look fine.
Live mentoring rooms weekly
Count on our team of specialists for assistance each week
Imagine learning something while resolving your queries with professionals already in the field? At Apoia, this is a reality
Gain access to open rooms with various market professionals
Expand your network
Exchange experiences with specialists from different fields and address your professional challenges.
Learning outcomes
Enhance your development of the practical skills listed below
Master brand consistency: Make sure the visual story 'dey' make sense across all displays. So that your brand looks the same everywhere.
Enhance customer experience: Design shops wey 'dey' use all the senses and make customers want to touch and play with things.
Optimize retail spaces: Use space well so that people can move through the shop easily and the layout 'dey' be on point.
Understand consumer psychology: Use what you know about why people buy things and what 'dey' make them feel to sell more.
Implement signage strategies: Create signs (both digital and printed) wey 'dey' catch eye and 'dey' give correct information.