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Old 04-02-2009, 08:32 AM
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Default Qualification required to becoming a Pensions Administrator

If you want to become a Pensions Administrator then you need at least four GCSE’s (A-C) including English and Math or equivalent qualification. Most of the companies prefer people with this basic qualification. Along with the qualification if you have work experience then it is an added advantage. You must have previous experience in customer service, accounts, or any office work. One of the most important qualification is the in depth knowledge of computer.

Most of the companies provide training for Pensions Administrator which would help you to gain knowledge about company’s pension products and computer system. You can get pensions administration qualification from Pensions Management Institute and Chartered Institute of Insurance. If you have finance, accountancy or insurance then you can be exempted from some exams of courses offered by these institutes.
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