Axa launches Broker Future training programme
The scheme will see trainees attend seminars in Paris along with the winner of Broker Apprentice.
Axa has set up a training programme for young brokers aimed at helping them to prepare for the future of the insurance industry.
The programme is set to feature two three day seminars in Paris on 2 to 4 April and 12 to 14 November 2018 and, according to the provider, forms part of the wider Axa strategy of developing industry talent and making the company more resilient for the future.
Delegates on the course, which is available to some of Axa’s broker relations, will sit alongside the winner
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