SINGAPORE RETAIL SCHOOL
March 1st, 2003
BY MARK ROWE
SINGAPORE is to set up what it is hailing as the world's first specialist retailing school. The Retail Academy of Singapore will aim to improve local standards by offering up to 23,000 shop and store staff courses on consumer behaviour, merchandising, management, fashion, food, supermarket economies of scale and information technology.
SINGAPORE is to set up what it is hailing as the world's first specialist retailing school. The Retail Academy of Singapore will aim to improve local standards by offering up to 23,000 shop and store staff courses on consumer behaviour, merchandising, management, fashion, food, supermarket economies of scale and information technology.
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