Supplemental Sales Agent - Marion County, FL

Horace Mann - Agent Opportunities; Florida; Remote; USD 50,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Leads provided

No nights, weekends, or holidays

Comprehensive training

Remote work

Uncapped income

Job summary

Horace Mann - Agent Opportunities is hiring nationwide via National Teachers Associates (NTA Life). This role offers a protected territory, favorable work/life balance, and hands-on training to become a licensed life and health insurance agent.

You will set meetings with schools, fire departments, municipalities and other public-sector partners, submit applications in a timely manner, and grow your career with mentorship and support. Leads are provided and there is no office requirement.

Qualifications

• Self-motivated and ready to work independently.
• Highly interpersonal with strong people skills.
• Outgoing and confident in interactions with clients.
• Service-oriented mindset focused on helping others.

Responsibilities

• Become a licensed life and health insurance agent.
• Work alongside top agents in a supportive environment.
• Participate in hands-on training and mentorship programs.
• Set meetings with schools, fire stations, municipalities, and more.
• Submit sales reports and applications in a timely manner.
• Perform follow-up and administrative tasks as needed.

Skills

Self-motivated

Interpersonal skills

Outgoing

Customer service oriented

Job description

National Teachers Associates (NTA Life), a subsidiary of Horace Mann, is hiring! Our company offers a protected territory and a favorable work/life balance. Horace Mann, founded in 1945, specializes in providing nationwide benefits to public sector employees. Through our partnerships with reputable associations, unions, and administrations, we offer exceptional opportunities for individuals seeking a lucrative sales profession with no cold-calling, prospecting, or lead buying challenges.

Horace Mann is looking for individuals who want to work with purpose. Being part of our organization means you can empower educators and others who serve the community to receive better benefits and financial stability.

Responsibilities

• Become a licensed life and health insurance agent
• Work alongside top agents in a supportive, results-driven environment
• Participate in hands-on training and mentorship programs to grow your skills and advance your career
• Set meetings with schools, fire stations, municipalities, and more to present products
• Submit sales reports and applications in a timely manner
• Perform other follow-up and administrative tasks as needed

Requirements

• Self-motivated
• Highly interpersonal
• Outgoing
• Service-oriented

What we offer

• We deliver your leads – you drive the results
• You work during normal business hours, so no nights, weekends, or holidays
• All the training and support you need
• Experience the freedom to work independently, with no office requirements and no cap on your income
• Our team manages the admin — you focus on driving results and growing your career

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