Advisers 'going in blind' to AF8 exam, professional trainer warns
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“I think they need to open up and talk to trainers and potential candidates and give us some insight as to what they are looking for" - Freelance trainer John Trayner.
Advisers are “going in blind” when taking the Chartered Insurance Institute’s (CII) AF8 exam, a freelance trainer has told PA.
John Trayner, who helps advisers with the AF1-AF7 and R01-R06 qualifications, said the CII should do more to help candidates understand what it is looking for. The exam trainer said he does not help with...
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