Posted on 2023-10-06
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eTraining are a leading provider of Apprenticeships, Diplomas and work-based learning specialising in Leadership and Management, Digital and IT, Health and Social Care, Children and Young people’s workforce, Service and Business & Administration. Founded in 1998, eTraining has trained thousands of people for hundreds of employers, providing flexible, affordable, and accredited training programmes.
We work with both employers and learners to ensure that both parties get the best from the development we offer, and that all training is conducted in the right way to improve skills, confidence, and productivity. With a focus on continuous improvement, we have an 86% employer satisfaction rating and 95% learner satisfaction rating.
We are an inclusive employer who is committed To Help Others, To Do Our Best, and To Keep Improving.
About the Role
An experienced, target driven business development executive will answer to the Sales manager. This is a client facing role as a representative of the eTraining brand in marketing, through socials, phone calls, meetings both remote and face to face and any related outreach activities.
Driving client activity through relationship building towards successful sales, Apprenticeship starts, managing existing and new business including other related training products.
This role sits within the Digital, Professional and Business Services Apprenticeships Team and will have a focus on Digital and IT Apprenticeships and Professional and Business Apprenticeships Such as Leadership and Management.
Location: Field based, Remote, meetings in Halstead Kent and Greenwich London required
Contract type: Permanent
Salary: £30000 - £36000 + Bonus OTE
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