Posted by Mortgage Advice Bureau (MAB) • £31K/yr to £60K/yr
Are you a fully qualified Mortgage Adviser with experience of providing a first class advised customer service to all types of mortgage customers?
Mortgage Advice Bureau (MAB) are a nationally recognised mortgage broker and network, winners of over 200 awards in the past 5 years and continually growing.
If so, we are delighted to offer exciting opportunities for experienced mortgage advisers to take on a challenging and rewarding adviser role.
University of Edinburgh are seeking a full time IT Technical Support Apprentices in the Operations Sections of the College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine's campus IS Teams.
Company Overview
The University is the sixth oldest university in the English-speaking world and one of Scotland's ancient universities.
The University of Edinburgh has been influencing history since it opened the gates to its first students in 1583.
We'll look to you to provide our multi-disciplinary team with in-depth expertise on mental health to make sure our residents get the most out of life.
As a Registered Nurse (Mental Health) at a Barchester care home, you'll use your compassion and experience to help deliver the exceptional levels of care and support we're known for.
You'll ensure each person's needs are met and that they're always treated with dignity and respect.
Are you from a Banking, Insurance, Estate Agency, Financial Services or similar background?
If so then this Mortgage Administrator role with a leading Brokerage might be for you.
Maybe you'll have previous mortgage experience and fancy a change, or even been in an office-based customer service role for a while - and would like to try something different and more specialised.
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