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Job Title: Trainee Recruitment Consultant

Location: Lancaster
Salary: Competitive basic salary + commission structure + benefits

Are you a recent graduate, or someone with experience in sales, looking to kick-start your career in recruitment? Perhaps you've heard about the world of recruitment from friends or colleagues and are curious about what it's all about. Let us show you a professional path where you can build a meaningful and rewarding career.

About Us:
Smart4Chemicals is a dynamic and forward-thinking recruitment agency specializing in global niche markets. With a proven track record of connecting exceptional talent with industry-leading clients, we are now expanding our reach in the US Chemicals and Polymers market. We are looking for a Trainee Recruitment Consultant to drive growth and deliver outstanding results in this exciting sector.

At Smart4Chemicals, we do things differently. We're not about flashy gimmicks or superficial rewards. Our focus is on professionalism, expertise, and creating long-term success for our clients, candidates, and consultants alike. If you're looking for a place to grow, learn, and excel in a supportive and structured environment, you've come to the right place.

Why We're Recruiting:

We are excited to share that we have recently been acquired by nGAGE Talent, and as part of this transition, we have rebranded as Smart4Chemicals and Smart4Sciences - now part of one of the 50 largest recruitment groups in the world. This change has opened up significant opportunities for growth within our organization, and we're expanding our team to meet the increasing demand for our professional recruitment services.

About the Role:

As a Trainee Recruitment Consultant, you'll play a critical role in connecting talented candidates with opportunities that align with their skills and aspirations. Your responsibilities will include:

Building relationships with clients to understand their recruitment needs.
Sourcing and screening candidates to ensure a perfect match.
Managing the end-to-end recruitment process, from job qualification to offer negotiation.
Continuously developing your industry knowledge and professional skills.What We Offer:

Comprehensive Training Program: From day one, you'll be enrolled in a detailed training program designed to equip you with the tools and skills you need to succeed in recruitment. This isn't just a one-off induction; it's a structured learning journey.
Career Development: We believe in continual learning and development. Whether you're just starting out or progressing to advanced roles, we'll help you achieve your professional aspirations.
Earning Potential: Enjoy a competitive base salary with uncapped commission opportunities, allowing you to directly benefit from your success, and have a clear path to promotion.What We're Looking For:

We're seeking ambitious, motivated individuals who are eager to learn and grow. While we'll provide you with all the technical knowledge you need, here's what you need to bring:

A Sales-Driven Mindset: Recruitment is a dynamic, sales-based environment. You'll thrive if you're motivated by building relationships and achieving results.
Strong Communication Skills: Whether it's crafting compelling messages or speaking confidently with clients and candidates, clear and effective communication is key.
Attention to Detail: Success in recruitment often comes down to understanding the finer points - the nuances of a role, the culture of a company, or the unique strengths of a candidate.
A Growth Mindset: We value individuals who see learning as a lifelong journey. If you're committed to improving and striving for excellence, you'll fit right in.

If this sounds like the kind of opportunity you've been searching for, let's have a conversation

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