| | The word "cashier" means someone who handles "cash" and other types of money in a shop, store, restaurant, bank or other business. But see the EC Tip below for more on this. |
English for CashiersAre you looking for a job in a foreign country? Many foreign workers start out as cashiers. You can learn a lot of English in this job. Cashiers work in grocery stores, department stores, restaurants, and other businesses. Cashiers play an important role in many businesses.  Most cashiers receive training on the job. Your training may be difficult if your supervisor doesn't speak your native language. These pages will help you learn and practise vocabulary and expressions related to working as a cashier. Read and listen to the lessons. Then take the quizzes to test your comprehension.
EnglishClub.com Tip
For the purpose of these pages, English Club uses the general term cashier. Cashiers do much more than accept payment for purchases. They also handle customer complaints, direct customers to products, and share product knowledge. Some cashiers are also responsible for food preparation and cleaning. Some companies use other terms for cashiers including: - clerk
- customer service representative (CSR)
- sales associate
- teller
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Start here » (Cashiers in restaurants or hotels will enjoy our other English for Work pages as well.) |