Senior Recruitment Consultant

Liverpool
8 months ago
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Senior Recruitment Consultant - Tradewind Recruitment (Liverpool)

Are you an experienced education recruitment consultant with a proven track record of success?

Tradewind Recruitment, one of the UK's top education recruitment agencies, is looking for Senior Recruitment Consultants to join our rapidly expanding Liverpool team. We are seeking professionals who have prior education recruitment experience - please note, candidates with experience outside of education recruitment will not be considered for this senior role.

As a Senior Recruitment Consultant at Tradewind, you'll be part of a nationally renowned recruitment agency with a stellar reputation in the education sector. With a growing presence across the UK and internationally, including a branch in Los Angeles, we offer exciting opportunities for ambitious individuals looking to make a real impact.

What We Offer

Competitive Salary - £35,000 - £60,000 base salary, depending on experience

Uncapped Commission - No threshold, meaning you earn directly based on your performance

Prime Location - Our Liverpool office is centrally located, offering easy access and a vibrant working environment

Career Progression - Fast-track promotion opportunities for top performers

Leading Agency - Join a highly respected name in education recruitment

International Presence - Offices across the UK and in Los Angeles

What We're Looking For

Proven education recruitment experience - A solid background is essential

Record of market success - Demonstrated ability to meet/exceed targets and build a strong desk

Exceptional core values - Integrity, professionalism, and a strong work ethic

Strong sales skills - You're driven, persuasive, and results-focused

Leadership capabilities - Experience mentoring junior consultants and driving team performance

Commitment to long-term success - We're looking for dedicated individuals ready to grow with us

Excellent communication skills - Build lasting relationships with clients and candidates

Why Tradewind Liverpool?

At Tradewind, we're proud to have the highest staff retention rate in the UK education recruitment sector. We invest in our people with ongoing training, support, and transparent career pathways. Our Liverpool office is growing rapidly, offering the energy of a start-up with the backing of an established market leader.

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