
Based in Maidenhead, the Mortgage Required Academy has successfully trained and qualified some of the country’s most successful Mortgage Advisers. We offer participants the opportunity of training to become a fully qualified Mortgage Advisor working for one of the UK’s leading Mortgage Brokers.
At Mortgage Required, diversity and inclusion make us the market-leading company we are. We strive to make everyone feel involved, valued, respected, and treated fairly. Mortgage Required has built an inclusive culture that encourages, supports, and celebrates the diverse voices of our employees. It fuels our innovation and connects us closer to our customers and the communities we serve.

Location: Maidenhead, Berkshire
Mortgage Required, was voted Mortgage Firm of the Year 2020 and due to its continued expansion, require a Trainee Mortgage Adviser.
This role would suit a graduate (minimum educated to A-Level).
In years 2-3, the successful applicants will be put through their Certificate in Mortgage Advice and Practice (CeMap) exams, which are the industry’s professional qualifications.
This is an employed role with a basic salary and, once you are fully qualified, high rates of commission are payable
Job type: Permanent, full-time
Location: Maidenhead, Berkshire
Mortgage Required, was voted Mortgage Firm of the Year 2020 and due to their continued expansion, require a Trainee Protection Adviser.
No experience is necessary, as full training will be given.
In years 1-2, the successful applicant will work as a Protection Administrator, supporting the Protection Advisers with processing applications, completing medical reports and general administration.
Once the time is right, they will be trained on the various provider’s products and start to nurture and sell to their own clients.
This is an employed role with a basic salary and, once you are fully trained, high rates of commission are payable
Starting Basic- £18-£21,000 depending on experience
Job type: Permanent, full-time
At Mortgage Required we are far more “about the person” than anything else. The business is fast-moving and innovative so sometimes the right adaptable attitude is worth as much to us as the right experience.
To apply for a position please contact Tracy Gordon in the first instance via email: tracy@mortgagerequired.com
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