290 careers290 careers in Trade, shops and selling
And 33 more that also work here
- Shop assistantShop assistants work in shops where they perform assistance duties. The help shopkeepers in their daily work such as ordering and refilling of goods and stock,...Some training
- Market vendor (stall holder)Market vendors sell products such as fruit, vegetables and household products on organised outdoor or indoor market places. They use sales techniques to recomme...Some training
- Shop attendant / supermarket cashierCashiers operate the cash register, receive payments from customers, issue receipts and return change due.Some training
- Fuel station attendantFuel station specialised sellers sell fuel, lubricating and cooling products for motor vehicles and motorcycles in a fuel station.Some training
- Wholesale traderWholesale merchants investigate potential wholesale buyers and suppliers and match their needs. They conclude trades involving large quantities of goods.A lot of training
- Customs clearing and forwarding agentProcesses import and export paperwork, duties and transport for traders at Malaba, Busia, Entebbe and Kampala, working with URA.Some training
- Second-hand goods specialised sellerSecond-hand goods specialised sellers sell second-hand goods such as books, clothes, appliances etc. in specialised shops.Some training
- Hawker / street vendorHawkers sell goods and services on established routes, street and market locations.Some training
- Agro-input dealer (agrovet)Sells seed, fertiliser, agrochemicals and veterinary drugs to farmers from shops in trading centres.Some training
- Charcoal seller / retailerBuys charcoal by the sack from producers and lorries and retails it in tins and bags in city neighbourhoods; charcoal is a common household cooking fuel.Some training
- Cooking gas (LPG) retailerRefills and sells LPG cylinders and stoves to households through shops and depots.Some training
- Egg seller / egg traderBuys eggs from poultry farms and sells them in trays at markets and shops.Some training
- Firewood and cooking-fuel sellerBuys bundles of firewood from producers or wood lots and sells them to households, small restaurants and institutions for cooking, often alongside charcoal. Res...Some training
- Fish monger / fish traderBuys fish at landing sites and sells fresh, smoked or dried fish in town markets, usually moving it on ice or by motorcycle.Some training
- Informal cross-border traderCarries small consignments of goods across borders at Busia, Malaba, Mutukula and elsewhere, often women, for resale in local markets.Some training
- Milk vendor / milk hawkerCollects milk from smallholder farmers and sells it to households, kiosks or collection centres, often on a bicycle or motorcycle.Some training
- Online seller (Instagram / WhatsApp / e-commerce)Sells goods through social media, WhatsApp and platforms like Jumia Uganda, arranging delivery by riders.Some training
- Phone charging and accessories kioskCharges phones for a fee in off-grid areas and sells accessories such as earphones and covers.Some training
- Second-hand clothes (mivumba) traderBuys bales of imported second-hand clothing and sells them by the piece in markets such as Owino and Kikuubo.Some training
- Second-hand shoes and bags traderSells imported second-hand shoes and bags at market stalls.Some training
- Livestock trader / cattle brokerBuys cattle, goats and pigs at livestock markets and sells them to butchers and farmers.A fair amount of training
- Wholesale merchant in fruit and vegetablesWholesale merchants in fruit and vegetables investigate potential wholesale buyers and suppliers and match their needs. They conclude trades involving large qua...A lot of training
- Coffee buyer / trader (kayabe)Buys fresh cherry or dried coffee from farmers for resale to processors; "kayabe" is the local term for the small informal buyers.A fair amount of training
- Matooke (banana bunch) traderBuys matooke bunches from farmers or rural collectors and sells them in town markets, usually moving the bunches by lorry or pickup. Matooke is a staple of cent...A fair amount of training
