Sesame Bankhall Group unveils new training and development service

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Sesame Bankhall Group has launched a new online learning management system.

The new My Learning service has been developed with training firm Competent Adviser. It provides advisers with access to a range of learning support, including for the CII R0 exams and the ifs Diploma for Financial Advisers (DipFA) qualification.

The system also features a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) recording facility for advisers to help them keep track of their learning and ensure that their knowledge is kept up to date.

George Higginson, chief operating officer for Sesame Bankhall Group, said: “This new service is a real step forward and supports advisers with their learning and development needs

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