Retail & Shop Floor CV Templates

Free CV templates for South African retail, supermarket, and shop floor roles — including cashier, packer, sales assistant, and brand-specific positions.

Sixteen free CV templates for South African retail work — cashier, packer, sales assistant, and roles at specific chains. Every template is tuned to the POS systems, loyalty programmes, and recruitment processes the major SA retailers actually use.

Cashier CV

Template for till operators, cashiers & point-of-sale professionals.

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Pick n Pay CV

Template for Pick n Pay store assistants, cashiers & packers.

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Woolworths CV

Template for Woolworths food & clothing store employees.

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SPAR Cashier CV

Template for SPAR till operators, packers & store assistants.

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Checkers Cashier CV

Template for Checkers supermarket cashiers & floor assistants.

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Dis-Chem Sales Assistant CV

Template for Dis-Chem pharmacy assistants & health advisors.

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Clicks Sales Assistant CV

Template for Clicks store assistants, cashiers & beauty advisors.

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Mr Price Sales Assistant CV

Template for Mr Price fashion assistants, cashiers & store supervisors.

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PEP Sales Assistant CV

Template for PEP clothing store assistants & cashiers.

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Game Stores CV

Template for Game store assistants, floor staff & cashiers.

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Makro Cashier CV

Template for Makro cashiers, floor assistants & warehouse staff.

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Ackermans Sales Assistant CV

Template for Ackermans clothing assistants & cashiers.

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Edgars Sales Consultant CV

Template for Edgars fashion consultants & store employees.

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Builders Warehouse CV

Template for Builders Warehouse floor staff, assistants & cashiers.

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Shop Packer CV

Template for shelf packers, stock assistants & receiving clerks.

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Sales Representative CV

Template for sales reps, field agents & territory managers.

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South African retail hiring in 2026

The wholesale and retail sector is the single largest private-sector employer in South Africa, with roughly 1.2 million formal jobs across the country. The big four groups — Shoprite Holdings, Pick n Pay, Woolworths, and the Spar Group — account for the bulk of that, but specialist chains (Clicks, Dis-Chem, Mr Price, Edgars, PEP, Ackermans, Game, Makro, Builders Warehouse) add hundreds of thousands more positions collectively.

Why brand-specific templates matter

Each major SA retailer uses a different point-of-sale system, loyalty programme, and recruitment portal. A generic "cashier" CV technically works everywhere — but a CV that names Arch as the POS, Smart Shopper as the loyalty card, and pnp.jobs as the portal reads as Pick n Pay-specific to a Pick n Pay hiring manager. That specificity is a real differentiator at shortlist stage.

Checkers and Shoprite (both Shoprite Holdings) share the Xtra Savings loyalty programme, the Sixty60 delivery operation, and the same careers portal — so a template built for one works for the other with minimal edits. SPAR operates on a guild model where each store is independently owned, meaning hiring is done locally, not through a central portal — which changes how the application itself should be formatted. The templates in this category reflect these operational differences.

Shift flexibility is the single biggest differentiator

In a stack of equally-qualified CVs, the candidates who state clear availability for weekends, public holidays, and month-end extended hours consistently rank higher than those who don't. Add a single line in your summary or extras section stating your exact shift availability — it's the cheapest ranking boost in retail applications.

W&R Seta training is worth more than you think

The Wholesale and Retail Sector Education and Training Authority (W&R Seta) runs accredited retail training at NQF levels 2 through 5. If you've completed any W&R Seta course, list the qualification and NQF level prominently — retail HR managers specifically look for it, and some chains require it for supervisor roles.