Offers
Becoming a retail manager
texageres imagines, designs and implements training courses for managers of the biggest brands and chains.
Integration of new managers, development of existing managers, development of senior salespeople into managers: our innovative courses are adapted to the identity and culture of the brand.
All the best practices of today’s managers are at the heart of our training courses, such as employee motivation, leadership posture, remote communication, etc.
Our learning and development programmes can be part of a certification process, in particular with the MUM title: Manager of Merchant Units.
Martin
IT manager (luxury groupe)
When you have a position at group level, you don't necessarily think about training in the presence of retail teams. I followed a distance learning course with people from very different worlds and different brands. I was able to develop my management skills while at the same time discovering the business of boutiques, which at first seemed very different.
Laura
Regional director (Home Universe)
In a few days I learned the best methods to manage a region, prioritise my visits, manage from a distance and develop my leadership. I was lucky enough to be coached on visits and I didn't know that the job of RD could be learned.
Marcel
Boutique Manager (Watchmaking)
The trainers and the tools offered are a real plus. Being a manager is not something you can improvise. The training is a good response to the problems that we encounter in the field on a daily basis. I think I have really enriched myself as a manager. And I think that my colleagues have seen this clearly!
Emma
Shop assistant (lingerie)
My company offered me the chance to follow a future manager course. For a year, I followed training modules with a group of 12 salespeople. In the end, I got a diploma with two years of higher education, even though I only had the baccalaureate. I had an unforgettable year!