FAQs
What qualifications are required for the Associate Consultant position?
Candidates must be DipPFS/Level 4 qualified and possess technical knowledge of DC pensions, financial planning, or experience within an employee benefit consultancy.
Is previous experience necessary for this role?
Yes, previous experience in a similar role is essential, demonstrating a track record of success in working with private or corporate clients.
What opportunities for career progression are available?
The role offers a clear pathway to expand into regulated financial planning and potential progression into a Personal Financial Planning role in the future.
What are the key responsibilities of the Associate Consultant?
Key responsibilities include offering guidance on workplace pensions, identifying client needs, maintaining strong client relationships, collaborating with financial planners, and contributing to fee negotiations.
What type of clients will I be working with?
You will be working primarily with corporate clients, particularly focusing on the Independent Schools sector.
What kind of support for professional development is offered?
The role encourages ongoing professional development, with a commitment to achieving advanced qualifications within a specified timeframe.
What is the salary range for this position?
The competitive salary for this position is up to £47,000.
How many holiday days do employees receive?
Employees receive 28 days of holiday plus bank holidays.
Are there additional benefits besides salary and holidays?
Yes, there are bonus opportunities and a fully comprehensive benefits package.
What type of work environment can I expect?
The role supports hybrid and flexible working arrangements.