Life Insurance Agent Trainee
Life Insurance Agent Trainee
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Learn how to communicate with clients about life insurance and financial protection
- Participate in training and coaching to develop industry knowledge and sales skills
- Work with provided systems and tools to connect with prospective clients
- Assist in helping individuals understand available coverage options
- Follow a structured process to complete licensing requirements (if not already licensed)
- Build confidence through hands-on learning and mentorship
- Develop the skills needed to grow into a licensed life insurance agent role
- WHO WE’RE LOOKING FOR
- Motivated individuals who are ready to start a new career path
- Strong communication and people skills
- Willingness to learn, be coached, and follow a proven system
- Self-disciplined and able to work independently in a remote environment
- Interested in helping families protect their financial future
- No prior insurance experience required
- Must be willing to obtain a life insurance license if not already licensed
- Must reside in the United States
- OUR CORE VALUES
- We are committed to helping individuals build meaningful careers in the life insurance industry through training, mentorship, and structured systems designed for long-term success.
- Our focus is on helping families protect what matters most while giving our team the opportunity to grow professionally in a supportive and performance-based environment.
- You will never be expected to build your career alone — we provide guidance, tools, and support every step of the way.
- COMPENSATION & BUSINESS STRUCTURE
- This is a 1099 Independent Contractor opportunity.
- Performance-based compensation with uncapped earning potential
- Commission-based structure tied to production
- Training and onboarding support provided
- Growth potential based on performance and development
- As an independent contractor, you will have the flexibility to grow at your own pace while building your skills and licensing in the life insurance industry.
- If you are ready to start a new career path and learn a valuable skill set, we encourage you to apply.
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