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We are a fast-growing sales and marketing company based in central London, working across multiple industries including tech, media, retail, and financial services. We pride ourselves on delivering exceptional results for our clients and providing clear paths for career progression.

As part of our continued growth, we are looking for ambitious, driven, and enthusiastic individuals to join our dynamic sales team as a Trainee Broker.

Role Overview:

This is an exciting entry-level role offering full training, strong earning potential, and a fast track to career development. You’ll be responsible for engaging with potential clients over the phone, introducing our services or products, and generating qualified leads or direct sales.

Key Responsibilities:



Make outbound calls to prospective customers using targeted call lists.

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Promote and explain products/services clearly and confidently.

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Build rapport with customers and identify their needs.

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Overcome objections and convert conversations into leads or sales.

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Update and maintain accurate records in the CRM system.

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Work towards daily, weekly, and monthly performance targets.

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Attend regular sales training and team meetings to improve skills and performance.

What We’re Looking For:

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Telesales experience required – full training provided.

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Positive attitude, resilience, and a willingness to learn.

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Confident communicator with a friendly and persuasive phone manner.

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Strong work ethic and results-driven mindset.

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Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, target-driven environment.

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Fluent spoken and written English is essential.

What We Offer:

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Competitive base salary plus uncapped commission.

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Clear progression path into senior sales, account management, or business development roles.

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Ongoing training and mentoring from experienced sales leaders.

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Regular incentives, bonuses, and team socials.

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Friendly, inclusive office culture in a central London location.

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Opportunity to build a long-term career in sales with real earning potential

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