Working at Tesco
Tesco is the largest private sector employer in the UK. Its entry-level hiring concentrates in four places: shop floor and checkout roles in stores, night and early-morning replenishment, warehouse and distribution work, and customer delivery driving.
Store roles are advertised by individual site, so the same job title appears separately for each town. That is why searching by location matters more here than at a smaller employer, and why this page lists the towns currently hiring rather than a single national vacancy.
Live Tesco vacancies
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Technology - Product Management Internship
Tesco Group - Welwyn Garden City - £26,000
Starting with no experience
Customer assistant roles are the usual entry route and are written around availability and attitude rather than a CV. Training happens on shift, and progression into team leader or shift manager roles is normally internal.
Delivery driver roles need a full UK driving licence, usually held for at least a year, but not a vocational licence. Warehouse roles ask for reliability and the ability to work to a pick rate rather than prior warehouse experience.
How to apply
Every vacancy on this page links to the original advertiser, where Tesco runs its own application and assessment process. We do not collect applications ourselves.
Common questions
Do you need experience to work at Tesco?
Not for most entry-level roles. Customer assistant, replenishment and warehouse vacancies are written around availability and reliability, with training given on the job. Delivery driving needs a full UK driving licence but not a vocational one.
What hours do Tesco entry-level jobs use?
Many are part time and built around evenings, early mornings and weekends, because stores staff to trading peaks. Contracted hours are stated on each individual vacancy.
Does Tesco advertise jobs by store?
Yes. Store vacancies are posted per site rather than nationally, so the same role appears separately for each town that is hiring.