School Store Cashier
You help students buy school supplies fast and fair.
Main Duties
- Greet customers and speak politely.
- Help customers find items and check prices.
- Add totals using the price list.
- Take cash and give change using a change chart.
- Keep the cash box closed when payment ends.
- Keep the counter clean and return items to the correct spot.
You Should Bring
- Careful counting and basic addition.
- Good listening and clear speaking.
- Trustworthy choices and steady focus.
School Store Manager
You lead the student team and keep the store running smoothly.
Main Duties
- Open and close the store with an adult helper.
- Assign jobs and rotate roles so everyone learns.
- Check prices, signs, and displays.
- Count inventory and write a restock list.
- Track top selling items on a simple chart.
- Solve small problems, then ask an adult for help when needed.
You Should Bring
- Leadership and teamwork.
- Strong organization.
- Clear communication and fair decision making.
School Store Marketing Team Member
You share clear information so students know what the store sells and when the store is open.
Main Duties
- Make posters and signs for new supplies, prices, and store hours.
- Write short messages for morning announcements using teacher approved wording.
- Plan simple weekly themes, like Backpack Ready Week or Pencil Week.
- Set up a neat display near the store entrance.
- Ask students what supplies they want, then share results with the manager.
You Should Bring
- Creativity and attention to detail.
- Clear writing skills.
- Willingness to listen to feedback.
Store Ambassador
You act as the store's friendly voice in the hallway.
What You Do
- Stand in your assigned hallway spot during store open times.
- Say a short, approved message, like "School store is open. Supplies available."
- Point students toward the store location and answer basic questions, like hours and item types.
- Keep hallways clear. Stay out of doorways and walkways.
- Follow all adult directions. Stop if asked.
You Should Bring
- Clear speaking and polite manners.
- Confidence and self control.
- Strong attention to rules, timing, and accuracy.
