Trainee Adviser Manager
Role Overview
Lead and manage the Trainee Adviser Programme from recruitment through Competent Adviser Status.
Own the academy and provide a consistent, high-quality development experience for adviser trainees.
Maintain standards of advice quality, operational excellence, governance, and commercial capability.
Key Skills for This Role
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Purpose of the Role
Lead and manage the Trainee Adviser Programme from recruitment through Competent Adviser Status.
Own the academy and provide a consistent, high-quality development experience for adviser trainees.
Maintain standards of advice quality, operational excellence, governance, and commercial capability.
Programme Leadership
- Lead the Amicus Adviser Programme from recruitment through Competent Adviser Status.
- Design, coordinate, and continuously improve the Amicus Adviser Academy with the Executive Sponsor and People and Culture team.
- Deliver induction and classroom-based training.
- Develop and maintain academy curriculum and learning materials with the Learning and Development Specialist.
- Ensure consistency across all trainee cohorts.
People Management and Coaching
- Act as formal line manager for Trainee Advisers, Associate Advisers, and Consultants.
- Conduct regular one-to-one meetings and complete probation, performance, and development reviews.
- Manage annual leave, sickness absence, wellbeing, promotions, and career progression.
- Identify and manage performance concerns alongside Pod Leaders.
Learning and Development
- Coordinate classroom-based technical training and professional qualifications.
- Ensure trainees are on track to complete the Level 4 Diploma in Financial Planning.
- Approve examination bookings and study plans.
- Coordinate training on Xplan, operational processes, Xplan coaching, and One Best Way standards.
Governance and Reporting
- Produce monthly Amicus Academy management information.
- Report programme performance to directors, Monthly Business Reviews, and People and Culture.
Knowledge and Qualifications
- A degree or equivalent experience is essential.
- A Level 4 Diploma in Financial Planning is essential.
- Knowledge of wealth management, financial planning, the FCA Training and Competence framework, and the CII Diploma pathway.
- Knowledge of adviser development, the financial planning advice process, and performance management.
- A coaching qualification is desirable.
Skills
- Excellent coaching and mentoring, stakeholder management, communication, organisation, and planning skills.
- Presentation, facilitation, project and programme management, performance management, data analysis, and MI reporting skills.
- Ability to influence senior stakeholders and build high-performing teams.
- Commercial awareness and a continuous improvement mindset.
Reporting Structure
- Reports to an Amicus Director.
- Direct reports include Trainee Advisers, Associate Advisers, and Consultant Advisers.
- Pod Leaders or Team Leaders retain responsibility for day-to-day work allocation, coaching, and client delivery.
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