63 qualified advisers graduate from SJP academy

Hannah Godfrey
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A further 63 qualified advisers have graduated from St James's Place (SJP) training academy along with 36 paraplanners. A graduation ceremony was held on 29 November at Guildhall London to celebrate the success of the individuals who had completed their training. To date the core academy programme - a two-year course aimed at those looking to swap careers - has welcomed 1,013 individuals from a range of professional backgrounds, including teachers and professional athletes. In July this year SJP celebrated its 500th academy graduate. By the end of this calendar year there will be 4...

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