Trainee Mortgage Advisor

COUNTRYWIDE MORTGAGE SERVICES
Bournemouth
1 week ago
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Trainee Mortgage Advisor

Palmer Snell Estate Agency

are looking for a Qualified Trainee Mortgage and Protection Advisor to join them in Westbourne.

OTE £35k

We are looking for an exceptional person who has the skills, attributes and drive to improve our customers experience throughout the mortgage process.

You will need to be adaptable, self-motivated and comfortable working in a fast paced, target driven environment.

What can we offer you as our Trainee Mortgage and Protection Advisor..Competitive Salary OTE £35kSuperb training and development programme with career progression opportunitiesUncapped commissionLeads generated from our colleagues in Estate Agency.Quality and Loyalty BonusGroup Discounts on Property Services.

Main responsibilities of a Trainee Mortgage and Protection AdvisorBuilding relationships with the Estate Agency teams in order to provide training and support.Attracting new customers and business, whilst being motivated to achieve professional goals within a result-driven environment.Being able to walk our customers through the entire mortgage service, including providing advice on a range of products and services to meet customer needs.Taking part in regular branch meetings to discuss best practice and build lasting relationships.

Skills and experience required to be a successful Trainee Mortgage and Protection AdvisorHold CeMap or industry equivalent qualification.Able to generate new business in a target driven environment.Outstanding customer care / customer service experience.Resilient, positive, organised, numerate and detail orientedExcellent verbal and written communication skills.IT literate (MS Office, internet, email systems).A Full UK driving license and access to your own vehicle.

Countrywide Mortgage Services are part of the Connells Group , one of the largest and most successful

estate agency

and

property services

providers in the UK. Founded in 1936 and with a network over 1,250 branches, the Group combines

residential sales

and

lettings

expertise with a range of services including

new homes ,

mortgage services ,

surveying ,

conveyancing

and more!

Connells Group UK

is an equal opportunities employer and positively encourages applications from suitably qualified and eligible candidates regardless of sex, race, disability, age, sexual orientation, transgender status, religion or belief, marital status, or pregnancy and maternity.

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