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Trusts
For a careers in trusts, a solid secondary education is imperative, however further education/training is beneficial such as the STEP foundation course, the ICSA certificate, A levels or a degree. Continual professional study will then be required if you wish to progress within the trust sector.
| Skills | From secondary education | Sixth form/ college students | Under- graduates | Graduates |
| Entry criteria | Minimum of 4 or 5 GCSEs, grade C or above or BTEC | Minimum of 5-8 grade C GCSEs, plus 2-3 A levels minimum grade C or above and AS levels | Minimum 6 grade C GCSEs, plus 3 A levels minimum grade C or above and AS levels | Minimum 5 grade C GCSEs, plus 3 A levels minimum grade C or above with minimum grade 2:2 degree |
| School leavers | Between £15,000 - £25,000 |
| Undergraduates | Between £15,000 - £25,000 |
| Graduates | Between £15,000 - £25,000 |
| Professionals | From £25,000 |
Source: Finance Industry Skills Questionnaire 2007
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