However, advisers should be aware of a policy’s fine print, especially when advising clients who are responsible for children not ‘naturally’ born to them. If a child of the life assured suffers from a condition covered by the policy and meets the criteria, then a claim will be paid.

If you feel you have the skills to meet this role then we would love to hear from you, please send your cv and covering note to and we’ll be in touch.At first glance, children’s critical illness seems relatively simple. This role is office based in Witney, working 8.30am to 5:00pm.

Some experience of the Shuttleworth system or similar MIS system would be advantageous but finding the right person is hugely important to us and we realise this role is about having the right skills and attitude rather than specific industry knowledge. Good Microsoft Office and administrational skills are essential.Enjoy working as part of a team, with a good sense of humour.Highly organised and the ability to prioritise workload efficiently.The ability to work well under pressure and handle enquiries in a calm and efficient manner.Great written and verbal communication skills.The role provides a key internal contact for our customers, helping them to define and develop a print requirement through to building and costing a final specification.Ĭommunication with the customer is a fundamental part of the role, you’ll need the numerical skills for job costing, but also the phone and email skills to discuss projects with customers in a confident and professional manner, convincing them that their print project is in great hands. Formerly we’d have called this role a Print Estimator, but we’ve re-engineered things and now this sits at the very heart of our sales process.

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