Ecommerce Training Courses

Ecommerce is set to boom in Singapore, opening up more job opportunities for various Ecommerce job roles. Increasing numbers of Ecommerce jobs are opening up in the market (as can be seen on Linkedin) as both startups and MNCs start to invest in online sales and marketing channels.

Selling on Shopee – Shop Setup, Marketing, Operation & Analytics

Get hands-on skills to launch, market, operate, and analyse your Shopee online shop performance.

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Ecommerce Supply Chain, Warehousing, Logistics & Fulfilment

Master the end-to-end flow of ecommerce goods from sourcing through delivery logistics.

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Ecommerce courses equips learners with various ecommerce skillsets, including:

Finding profitable products to sell online in ecommerce platforms (e.g Shopee, Lazada, Qoo10)
Increasing sales on online marketplaces and ecommerce platforms (e.g Shopee, Lazada, Qoo10)
Creating online stores
Knowledge in ecommerce fulfilment solutions
Various ecommerce marketing channels

SkillsFuture courses included.

Roles of Ecommerce Executive & Manager

According to industry insights, an Ecommerce Executive contributes to the growth of the online business of an organisation by enhancing the customer experience, executing customer order fulfilment, and maintaining the technology and infrastructure.

An Ecommerce Manager is responsible for the growth of the ecommerce business channels by enhancing customer experience, and managing customer order fulfilment, technology and infrastructural plans.

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vanessa siyu

06:47 10 Aug 26

Easy to get to location, nice centre with good trainers and customer service staffs( Toa Payoh Branch)

Joseph Tan

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Icbal

07:35 08 Aug 26

Well explain about Food safety Course.

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07:20 05 Aug 26

I had signed up for the Bake Artisan and Decorative Breads course about 2.5 weeks before the course was due to begin. Two days before the course was due to commence, I was informed the course was postponed - no reason was provided.

After some back and forth with their customer service on trying to work out alternative dates for attendance, an appropriate replacement date for the course could not be found. Only when I specifically asked why the course was postponed, I was informed that several participants had dropped out at the last minute and the course no longer met the minimum number of participants required to run.

While this is somewhat out of the control of the organisation, overall this could have been communicated and managed better.