The Pensions Advisory Service (TPAS) is the first organisation to complete the Pensions Management Institute’s (PMI) new certificate in auto-enrolment.
The qualification helps with the practical application and implementation strategies surrounding the auto-enrolment process, as well as with legal employer obligations.
PMI chief executive Vince Lannane said: “We have been extremely encouraged by the market response to the launch of the certificate. Already we have had over 150 individuals sign up representing more than 60 different companies who have put staff forward to sit the qualification.”
TPAS chief executive Marta Phillips added: “We welcome any initiative that better prepares the industry for this new phase in pensions. As an organisation we are committed to making sure our staff are as highly trained as possible and not only able to meet the standards required, but exceed them.”
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