Friday 29 June 2012

Youth in the Financial Services Industry


 



The financial services industry in South Africa has been pulled into a whirlwind as of late, with all of the mandatory examinations and acts that have been called into place, financial service agents have found it difficult to keep up with the speed of the growth happening all over the country.



 



However, the financial service industry remains one of the highest paid sectors in the country, which continues to attract hopefuls of all ages looking to make a success of themselves. Young individuals starting university degrees in the Economics faculties have a major head start when it comes to gaining experience and insight into the financial sector, as many universities tend to focus on local markets and laws that may affect those involved in the financial industry.



 



How does a young person enter the financial services sector?



 



However, there are many ways to get into the world of financial services without having to complete a university degree (although with the competitive climate as it is, it is highly recommended in order to stand out of the crowd).



 



Starting at the ground floor of a company is the oldest, most trusted method of growing a career. Sure, it may take a while longer than other methods, but showing loyalty to one company and learning the basics before moving onto more hands-on tasks is something that is noticed, appreciated and valued highly in any industry. Show your willingness to learn from the big dogs, and they will more than likely be willing to take you under their wings. After all, professionals are drawn to other professionals who are willing to learn from them, and who can teach them something in return.



 



The Learn Café provides training to individuals and groups looking to become compliant with the FAIS Act. The courses and training are dedicated to getting the client ready to successfully complete the FAIS Regulatory Examination (Level 1).



 



To learn more about how to effectively develop skills that will aid you in becoming a Financial Advisor, visit The Learn Cafe’s dedicated FAIS Training website to sign up and focus on preparing for the Level 1 FAIS Regulatory Exam, which is designed for Key Individuals and Representatives.


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