Sales training · Philippines
Sales training in the Philippines for beginners
Ventaka teaches you to sell in 10 minutes a day and gets you ready for your first sales, BPO sales or remote SDR job: role-plays with AI customers, the «sell me this pen» test and a certificate for recruiters.
Ventaka is on the App Store and Google Play: 3 days free, cancel anytime.
Why sales is a good way in in the Philippines
- The BPO industry hires thousands of people for sales and customer roles, many of them selling to the US and Australia, with training from scratch.
- Remote SDR and appointment-setter roles for foreign companies pay well when you can show results in English.
- In Metro Manila the daily minimum wage for non-agricultural workers rises to ₱755 from 19 July 2026 (Wage Order NCR-27).
How Ventaka gets you ready
- Short game-style lessons: from zero to selling, 10 minutes a day
- Written role-plays with AI customers who push back with real objections
- The «sell me this pen» interview test with Cal, who scores you at the end
- A sales CV and a scam-offer detector
- A verifiable certificate to show recruiters
Red flags in sales job ads
- Paying a «processing fee» or for training before you start.
- «Appointment setter» roles that pay only on closed deals, with no base pay for full-time hours.
- Recruitment for networking or investment schemes disguised as sales jobs.
- Job offers sent by text or Telegram from unknown numbers.
In Ventaka you paste an ad into the scam-offer detector and it flags these warning signs for you.
Where to look for sales jobs
- JobStreet. The main job board in the Philippines, with many sales and BPO roles.
- Indeed Philippines. Wide range of sales openings.
- Kalibrr. Popular with startups and tech companies.
- LinkedIn Jobs. Remote SDR roles for foreign companies.
- PhilJobNet. The government's job portal (DOLE).