Where would I find companies hiring training instructors for financial services?
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Primerica is looking for instructors, though I don't know who to contact. I guess you can go to one of their offices and ask for a regional vice president or the OSJ.
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http://www.totaltraining.com
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While there are some out there, they may be very hard to find.  You may want to try looking for someone willing to "mentor" you.  I know that in my business, there are many who are making a substantial income...but are willing to work with you to get you to the level you need/want to be.\n\nIf you are looking for someone to just GIVE you $$$...the closest thing you will come to that is probably going to be our government... but you have to qualify for whatever assistance you are asking for.\n\nIf you would like information on a way to possibly improve your financial situation... I work, independently, with an Inc 500 Company that has been around for over 20 years.  They are in the Health and Wellness Industry and have an awesome Revenue Sharing Program. I would be happy to get you the details on the Program that has helped me to get caught up on my bills and is working well for many others around the country.\n\nContact me through my 360 page for more details.
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I am a retired teacher. I think your best bet would be to go to a teacher's employment agency to see what they have to offer. Usually the one who hires pays the fee.\n\nAlso, you could look in the local papers, particularly on a Sunday where classified ads abound for teacher openings. Look under "Education" in the classifieds.\n\nFurther, The NEW YORK TIMES, Sunday edition is an excellent resource. It was a great help to me when I relocated once in my career.\n\nGood luck.
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Try http://www.interviewat.com/ for the companies that are currently hiring.
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Try their website or contact one of their students.
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Seek advice from a licensed professional financial adviser who is employed by a registerd firm.
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Have you looked on Money Marketing's website, they have a special section for jobs and you can also place your CV on there.  Also check the Financial Adviser website as well.  Look for recruitment agencies who specialise in financial services and get your CVs to them.
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I would recommend http://www.emurse.com/ Or you could try monster.com but that's a bit complicated.\nHope that helps\nChillbo
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If you have no title or closing experience period, then I would suggest you apply for an entry level position at a mortgage company, title company or bank.  To the best of my knowledge, there aren't any classes you can take.  Try Lorman Education Services.  They offer classes in various industries.  Good Luck!
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You could also place an ad in the classifieds to look for someone to teach you.  Or maybe put up a notice on the local college bulletin board.  It's worth a try.
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A whole bunch, check out BPP professional education's site on:\n\nhttp://www.bppfinancialservices.com/website/default.aspx\n\nIt details the courses for:\n\nCFA (Charterted Financial Analyst)\nIMC (Investment Management Certificate)\nSII Dip (Securities and Investment Institute Diplomas)\n\nAlso IAQ (Investment Administration Qualification) and IFA qualifications.\n\nCould always give them a call (their numbers on the site) as they're a helpful bunch.
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Go for some educational consultancy agents ,
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Go to http://www.google.co.uk/ and type in MCSE Courses in London. There are hundreds of pages. Below are just 3 to start.\nhttp://www.affordabletraining.co.uk/ is probably the best.
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There are lots if you're willing to pay. here are some sites. There are also lots of online tutorials for free that aren't in video form but are probably a little easier to digest than instruction manuals. \n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000B8NFKI/sr=8-1/qid=1142839915/ref=pd_bbs_1/002-3880263-4904800?%5Fencoding=UTF8&v=glance\n\nhttp://www.staffkit.com/learn/series/qb04in7vfh.htm?ad=ppc&sr=ovr&kw=quickbooks2004&OVRAW=quickbooks%20tutorial&OVKEY=quickbooks%20tutorial&OVMTC=standard\n\nhttp://www.videoprofessor.com/products/financialmanagement/learnintuitquickbooks/quickbooks2004.html?campaignid=90&SourceID=03504030024800563F0000900440X&wcw=overture&keyword=quickbooks+tutorial&OVRAW=quickbooks%20tutorial&OVKEY=quickbooks%20tutorial&OVMTC=standard\n\nhttp://www.book-it.biz/index_files/page0002.htm?OVRAW=quickbooks%20tutorial&OVKEY=quickbooks%20tutorial&OVMTC=standard
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Investment banks definitely hire non-investment bank people some times.  They need "new blood".  Read some books on the products like John Hull's, "Options, Futures and other Derivatives" although that ones's a bit difficult.  You could also read up on www.investopedia.com.  Make sure you know what options, futures and swaps are.  Also know delta, gamma, vega and theta.\n\nYou'll need to go through a recruitment firm I'm sure.  When you finally do get an interview, if it's for developing trading software,  emphasize any real-time systems you may have worked on in the past.  Also your ability to work under pressure, on shorter term projects, and abilities to deal with difficult users.  Express an interest in finance.  Good luck.
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The organisation that runs your training course should be able to help you. Also try and socialise with locals when you get there and not just the people on your course.