Simplybiz launches adviser training academy
The new initiative will support individuals from initial recruitment through to ongoing professional development.
Simplybiz has announced the launch of its academy - a talent, training, and development solution designed to help advice firms grow by attracting, developing, and retaining new talent.
The academy offers an end-to-end pathway for financial planners, mortgage advisers, paraplanners, and financial services administrators, supporting individuals from initial recruitment through to ongoing professional development.
In addition to providing tailored, in-house consultation on suitable pathways, it will work in partnership with apprenticeship providers, including LIBF and SkillsEdge, ensuring access to a range of qualification routes, such as LIBF and CII.
The proposition also includes governance and post-qualification support, with regular check-ins for employers, oversight of apprentice progress, access to a dedicated CPD and compliance learning platform, and ongoing training and competence support.
Tom Hegarty, CEO of Simplybiz, commented: “For nearly 15 years, I’ve worked to open up clearer, more accessible pathways into financial advice, and this academy proposition is the culmination of that ambition. This initiative represents a unique opportunity for directly authorised firms to benefit from the kind of structured support, governance, and talent development that has historically only been available within networks.
"Our aim is simple: to help firms find new talent, nurture their development, and secure the long term sustainability of the profession.”
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