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Radcliffe & Newlands Wealth are seeking a Training & Competence (T&C) Coach to develop their growing advisers' academy. You will focus on coaching, mentoring and helping advisers perform at their best, moving paraplanners toward client-facing roles, with support from SMF16/SMF17 Directors and Head of Technical Research.
This hybrid London role emphasizes people development over routine compliance tasks, requiring a Level 4 Diploma in Financial Planning and experience within a UK IFA Training &
Location: London (Hybrid / Office Visits as Required)
Salary: £50,000 - £65,000 per annum, depending on skills and experience
Qualification Requirement: Minimum Level 4 Diploma in Financial Planning
Are you passionate about coaching and developing financial advisers?
Radcliffe & Newlands Wealth are looking for a Training & Competence (T&C) Coach who enjoys helping others develop their skills, build confidence and achieve their potential.
This is an excellent opportunity for someone with experience working within an IFA Training & Competence framework who wants to focus on the people development and coaching side of the role, rather than traditional compliance supervision.
Radcliffe & Newlands Wealth are an established, high-quality Independent Financial Adviser (IFA) firm based in the City of London. Their advisory team comprises 16 highly experienced financial planners.
To support future growth, they have established an academy for new advisers. Their current cohort includes five members at different stages of development, from experienced paraplanners progressing towards becoming competent financial advisers.
Their academy members are already technically strong, so the focus is on developing their confidence, communication skills and ability to build successful client relationships.
Radcliffe & Newlands Wealth are looking for a supportive and approachable T&C Coach to help develop their growing team of financial advisers.
Working alongside their SMF16 and SMF17 Directors and collaborating with the Head of Technical Research, you will play an important role in coaching and developing both new and experienced advisers.
Your main focus will be on helping academy members make the transition from technically skilled paraplanners to confident, client-facing advisers.
You will also support experienced advisers with their ongoing development and competence.
While the role involves monitoring adviser performance and competence, it is not a heavily administrative or compliance-focused position. Routine file checks are handled by the Head of Paraplanning, while the Directors manage SMCR and annual Fit & Proper reviews.
This allows you to concentrate on what matters most - coaching, mentoring and helping advisers perform at their best.
The Basics: You must hold a minimum CII Level 4 Diploma in Financial Planning (or equivalent) and have experience working within a UK IFA Training & Competence framework.
A Coaching Mindset: You enjoy supporting others, providing constructive feedback and helping individuals build their confidence and skills.
Strong Communication Skills: You can build positive relationships with advisers at different stages of their careers, adapting your approach to suit their experience and development needs.
People Development: You understand how to help technically capable paraplanners develop the softer skills needed to become successful client-facing advisers, including communication, presentation and relationship building.
A Supportive Approach: You are approachable, encouraging and confident working with experienced advisers, offering guidance and feedback in a collaborative rather than overly formal manner.
You don't necessarily need to be an experienced T&C Manager or have held a senior supervisory position. What matters most is