Financial Planning Internship: Launch Your Advisory Career
Northwestern Mutual
Oshkosh (WI)
Hybrid
USD 1,000 - 2,000
Part time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Performance-based earnings
Learning and Development Incentives
Support for insurance licensing
Job summary
A premier financial services company in Wisconsin is seeking College Financial Representatives for an internship program focused on building an integrated financial planning practice. Interns will learn to prospect clients, develop business strategies, and receive training across financial tools. With the flexibility to balance work and study, this program provides valuable networking opportunities and prepares candidates for future roles in financial advising. Performance-based earnings and added benefits make this an efficient starting point for aspiring financial professionals.
Qualifications
Must be a full-time student, preferably a junior or senior.
Highly involved on campus in organizations, athletics, or leadership roles.
Interest in financial literacy and planning tools is significant.
Responsibilities
Learn to prospect and network to build your business.
Develop and implement a business strategy.
Engage in weekly coaching and training sessions.
Skills
Entrepreneurial ambitions
Curiosity for sales
Excellent time-management skills
Interest in financial literacy
Business savvy
Education
Full-time student; juniors and seniors preferred
Job description
A premier financial services company in Wisconsin is seeking College Financial Representatives for an internship program focused on building an integrated financial planning practice. Interns will learn to prospect clients, develop business strategies, and receive training across financial tools. With the flexibility to balance work and study, this program provides valuable networking opportunities and prepares candidates for future roles in financial advising. Performance-based earnings and added benefits make this an efficient starting point for aspiring financial professionals.