Tenet to train IFAs on behalf of members

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Adviser network and support services company Tenet is offering to train new recruits on behalf of member firms before returning them as fully-fledged advisers.

In partnership with the Financial Services Skills Council (FSSC), the Leeds-based company has launched two apprenticeship programmes, meaning members will not have to run in-house training schemes if they do not want to. It adds the offer is also open to non-members on request. Upon successful completion of the apprenticeship, candidates will have CeMAP and NVQ qualifications on the mortgage side and CF1-5 plus NVQ on the investment side. Tenet, which boasts investment networks M&E and Interdependence, mortgage and protection network LIME, plus Tenet Support Services and Premier Partner...

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