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You will be responsible for both composing and delivering content - c5-8 interventions per month delivered both face to face and via video calls. This post reports into the Head of Financial Services Change & Implementation, not L&D. Inclusive and supportive environment to be your true self. Whether it's investing in your training and qualifications, finding the flexibility that best suits you or exploring development opportunities outside of your regular role, they just know that you will love working with them. Financial sectorĪ leading, long standing and award winning company which has its people as their priority and there to help you do the best work of your career.
Trainer, to £60k pa, permanent, hybrid with Bristol/Birmingham/Bracknell or Guildford office.
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