Trainee Recruitment Consultant
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Job Summary
Are you an individual with 12 months recruitment experience OR someone with a proven track record in sales looking for a career change
Are you frustrated by office politics/unfair commission schemes/promised progression or just looking for a fresh environment to thrive
Perhaps its worth continuing your career here at Wayman Education
We are now looking for both experienced recruiters and trainees. Offering both nationwide and international coverage its certainly an exciting time to join us. We are seeking hardworking entrepreneurial driven and self-starting individuals to continue our growth.
What do we offer
Alongside a modern hi-tech office with a great team just a few of the perks we offer include:
Generous basic salary and commission scheme
Supportive Training Leadership and Development programmes
Clear progression pathway
Monthly Lunch Clubs
Yearly paid company holidays (Las Vegas anyone)
Rolex target
Private pension scheme
Private healthcare
Gym membership
Beer and Pizza Thursdays
Squash court
Roof terrace
Who are we looking for
Wayman Education specialises in the Education sector however we firmly believe that sales is sales no matter which industry you have previously worked or your background. Ultimately we are looking for driven hungry individuals who are keen to bill progress make money and have lots of fun doing so.
If you are interested in either applying or just finding out more about what a career here at Wayman Education could look like for you please send your CV for a confidential chat.
Key Skills
- Business Development
- Sales Experience
- B2B Sales
- Time Management
- ATS
- Communication skills
- Cold Calling
- HR Sourcing
- High-end Sales
- Customer relationship management
- Human Resources
- Recruiting
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