You are probably quite able to learn what you need to know about bikes. As long as you know a Ford Fiesta from a Harley Davidson you will be ok!

Do sales admins process purchase orders, loan agreements and the like? I imagine so. Do you have any experience of this type of paperwork? Emphasise you are organised, dependable and keen to learn.

Best advice though is to turn up and ask to speak to the Sales Manager, or someone similar. Have a brief chat about your interests and their vacancies. Only then offer your CV. If they are advertising a specific vacancy then go ahead and apply anyway. But the person who turns up looking smart, keen and enthusiastic will be remembered.

Good luck!

If you posess a degree - or any alternative qualification - then you'll already be ahead of the crowd when it comes to hunting for jobs. My friend has a degree and he wasn't certain what direction to go with it, but he uncovered some great tips and tricks on the website in the resource box below which guided him to decide that he wanted to be a lab assistant. There is lots of guidance on the website regarding alternative jobs.

They are unlikely to ask questions about motorbikes although if they have a website it would definitely be worth spending half an hour or so then you can at least have something to say.

If the job is administration then any product training you need would more than likely be part of the package. Your degree is the most relevant thing on your CV.

See the following link for interview tips.

Hope you get the job!

http://www.careervisa.co.uk/index.php?op¦

It's crucial to have a good resume, it is worth taking the time to write something that looks great and does the job well. The resource in the box below has a lot of data on resumes and help with extra careers.