Trainee Financial Advisor Programme

Build a career in Wealth Management. Not just another graduate role.

Amicus is hiring ambitious graduates to join our Adviser Academy Programme, a structured pathway designed to develop future Wealth Advisers. You’ll gain hands‑on commercial experience, complete industry qualifications, and learn how to build long‑term client relationships in a high‑performance advice environment.

This role is suited to people who enjoy targets, learning quickly, and being coached, while holding themselves to high professional standards.

• Prospect and build relationships, speak with prospective clients (outbound calls and other approved channels) to introduce our services and book meetings.
• Develop client and commercial skills, learn how to qualify leads, handle objections, and build long‑term pipelines.
• Support the advice process, observe and learn financial planning fundamentals, including fact finding and client documentation (under supervision).
• Build technical knowledge, progress through FCA‑recognised qualifications with structured study support.
• Work in a high‑performance team, contribute to team goals, take feedback well, and improve continuously.

• Competitive and motivated by achievement (and rewarded for performance).
• Resilient and able to handle rejection constructively.
• Confident communicating with new people and building rapport quickly.
• Hard‑working and disciplined in a fast‑paced environment.
• Coachable, you actively seek feedback and apply it
• Career‑driven and ready to take ownership of your progression.
• Professional and ethical, you do the right thing, even when it’s harder.

• A structured development programme with clear milestones.
• Mentoring, training and coaching from experienced Advisers and leaders.
• Professional qualifications funded (subject to programme requirements).
• A transparent progression pathway for strong performers.
• Performance‑related bonus opportunities.
• Exposure to a high‑quality client proposition and a growing business.

• Strong A‑Levels or a degree (any discipline considered)
• Evidence of achievement (work, sport, leadership, entrepreneurial activity, etc.)
• Interest in wealth management and financial advice (experience not essential)