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June 25, 2020
The guide, which is sponsored by Aviva, Royal London and Zurich, is designed to help young people understand more about the basics of finance – including borrowing, savings, tax and more.
September 05, 2019
NMBA has welcomed the second cohort to its Paraplanner Apprenticeship Programme.
August 27, 2019
NMBA’s Richard Ardron discussed how apprenticeships can be an excellent stepping stone into the industry
July 05, 2019
The role of the paraplanner is being further defined over time, and the introduction of paraplanning qualifications and apprenticeship standards further recognise and define the standards required, but how important are soft skills for paraplanners?