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A leading global services firm in Cape Town seeks a Lead Assistant Manager – Training to develop and deploy domain learning in the Insurance sector. The role involves leading teams, facilitating training, and ensuring high levels of client satisfaction. Ideal candidates will have a solid understanding of the Insurance domain along with relevant training qualifications. The position offers a dynamic opportunity to make a significant impact in capability development.
Short Description for Internal Candidates: This role is primarily responsible for subject matter expertise on Insurance domain as well as developing and deploying domain learning.
She / He will be responsible for leading teams, liaising with leadership, conducting diagnostic and needs analysis, and aligning capability development plans to meet business needs and client expectations.
This role is required to facilitate trainings on relevant domain topics.
This person will also be responsible for leading research to identify and develop content on new capabilities.
The role entails researching and responding to RFP's / RFI's and presenting domain capabilities to internal leadership and external stakeholders during visits.
Have an understanding of digital in Insurance and how domain advancement and digital new skills can be leveraged in Insurance.
Speed, agility and initiative
Quality and accuracy of deliverables
Efficiency and effectiveness (result‑orientation)
Training delivery and certification of trainers
Adherence to internal standards
Adherence to timelines
Interaction with the clients / customer at an appropriate level to ensure high levels of client satisfaction
Driving training content uptake for resources and maintaining high VOC on trainings delivered
Business outcomes on critical skills build
In alignment with the Employment Equity Act, preference will be given to applicants from historically underrepresented groups / aligned with our EE targets