Role: Business Development Advisor (Apprenticeships)
Location: Merseyside
Rate: £20 per hour
Type: Temporary (with a view to go perm)

Eden Brown are currently recruiting a Business Development Advisor on behalf of a leading further education college in Merseyside.

As a Business Development Advisor, you will actively pursue and develop partnerships with employers to successfully meet sales targets relating to apprenticeships. You will work closely with the Business Development Manager to ensure employer engagement matches the curriculum offer and sales are closely aligned with College's key priorities and assessor caseloads.

To apply for the role you will have:

*Previous experience of working in an FE or Apprenticeship provider
*Good understanding of sales techniques likely to be successful with employers
*Clean driving licence and use of own vehicle
*Experience in managing apprenticeship systems such as DAS
*Experience of completing employer premised Health and Safety checks
*A proven track record of delivering to targets

An enhanced DBS will also be needed for this role, if you do not have a current DBS Eden Brown can apply for one on your behalf.

This is for an immediate start so please apply now to avoid disappointment.

Eden Brown Synergy is an equal opportunities employer.

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