Education and Training Requirements
High School
High school courses useful to cashiers include bookkeeping, typing, business machine operation, and business arithmetic.
Postsecondary Training
For some kinds of more complicated cashier jobs, employers might prefer applicants who are graduates of a two-year community college or business school. Businesses often fill cashier positions by promoting existing employees, such as clerk-typists, baggers, and ushers.
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