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Trainee Debt Adviser

North & West Kent
Full-time
30th September 2026
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Trainee Debt Adviser

Apply before 11.59pm on 30 September 2026.

Job summary

Salary
£24,551.80 per annum, with scope to increase as experience gained
Location
North & West Kent
Workplace
Office based
Contract
Permanent
Hours per week
35

How to apply

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About the role

Looking for a career where you can make a real difference?

Every day, people across Kent face difficult financial situations that can feel overwhelming. As a Trainee Debt Adviser, you’ll receive full training and support to develop specialist advice skills, helping people understand their options, manage debt and improve their financial wellbeing.

No previous debt advice experience is required. We’re looking for someone who is empathetic, a great communicator and genuinely motivated to learn. Through a structured training programme, you’ll develop the knowledge and practical skills needed to become a qualified specialist adviser.

What you’ll do:

Complete specialist debt advice training

Support clients facing financial difficulties

Learn how to provide advice and casework

Work alongside experienced advisers in a supportive team

Build a rewarding career helping people overcome debt problems and move forward with confidence

Why join us?

Full training and development opportunities

Scope to increase salary as experience is gained

Flexible and supportive working culture

Make a genuine difference in people’s lives

Develop specialist skills in a growing and rewarding field

Work for an organisation committed to improving access to justice and changing lives

If you’re looking for a meaningful role where you can learn, grow and help people when they need it most, we’d love to hear from you.

Apply today and start your journey towards becoming a specialist Debt Adviser.

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