FAQs
What are the main responsibilities of a Beauty Guide?
The main responsibilities include providing personalized beauty advice, creating engaging cosmetic experiences in-store, staying updated on beauty trends, maximizing sales opportunities, and hosting beauty talks for larger groups.
What qualifications are required for this role?
Candidates should have education at National Framework Level 4 or above, a keen interest in beauty and style, qualifications related to beauty, skincare, and make-up artistry, and experience at a make-up counter is beneficial.
What kind of benefits does a Partner receive?
Partners enjoy a unique benefits package that includes staff discounts, subsidized food in Partner dining rooms, discounts at local restaurants, cinema vouchers, access to exclusive Partnership hotels, and more.
Is prior experience in the beauty industry necessary?
While prior experience at a make-up counter is beneficial, it is not explicitly required as long as the candidate has relevant qualifications and a keen interest in beauty.
What is the significance of customer centricity in this role?
Customer centricity is pivotal, as it involves adapting appointments to meet customer needs and ensuring they leave with a memorable and market-leading experience.
Is there a process for pre-employment screening?
Yes, the role is subject to a two-year reference check as part of the pre-employment screening process.
How do I know if the job vacancy is still open?
Vacancies may close early if there are a high volume of applications, so it is recommended to apply as early as possible.
Do I need to provide a CV with my application?
Yes, you should ensure you have an up-to-date CV when making your application.