Auto Insurance Sales Trainee (British Columbia)

Auto Insurance Sales Trainee (British Columbia)

01 Nov
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HUB International
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British Columbia

01 Nov

HUB International

British Columbia

Build an insurance sales career with HUB as an Auto Insurance Trainee, using customer service and sales skills to support clients. Structured training helps you pursue licensing quickly.
As an Auto Insurance Trainee, you will sell ICBC and private insurance products while delivering an exceptional customer experience. The position suits a self-starter who is confident, organized, accountable, and motivated by performance goals. HUB provides full training and support toward earning your Level 1 General Insurance License within your first 30 days.
Key Responsibilities: Build relationships with clients, teammates, and dealership partners
Promote and sell ICBC and private insurance products
Process renewals, plates, transfers, cancellations, and payments




Upsell and cross-sell additional insurance products
Answer calls, complete administrative tasks, and restock inventory
Requirements: Self-starter mentality and drive to exceed sales goals
Confident, outgoing personality and customer-first approach
Detail-oriented, organized, and able to multitask under pressure
Reliable and accountable approach to teamwork
High school diploma or equivalent; insurance license is an asset
Bring customer focus, sales drive, and organization to HUB’s Auto Insurance Trainee position while developing licensed insurance expertise.

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📌 Auto Insurance Sales Trainee (British Columbia)
🏢 HUB International
📍 British Columbia

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