Insurance Recruitment Agencies in Norfolk

3 Recruitment Agencies found in Norfolk in the Insurance industry.
Plus, 221 agencies nationwide

Start your search to find your closest local or specialist agency

  1. Verified Listing

    Reed is one of the UK's leading general insurance recruiters, our insurance recruitment agencies specialists can help you to secure the best broking, underwriting, claims loss and adjustment professionals. Our consultants have years of experience in the insurance sector, with many of them having worked in the industry prior to joining Reed, making them the best placed to provide advice and guidance in finding the right insurance professionals.

    Employment Types
    Permanent, Temporary, Contract
    Office Locations

    Seebohm House, 2-4 Queen Street, Norwich, Norfolk, NR2 4SQ

    + 62 other offices

    Geographical Coverage
    UK Wide
    Salaries Covered
    Salaries from £15k - £100k+
    Listed since: March 2023
  2. Recruiting expert staff across the Finance, Insurance, Legal, Marketing, Secretarial, Administrative and Consulting sectors, our specialist Commercial Division at Berry Recruitment is a trusted extension of businesses throughout the UK. From SMEs to blue chip nationals, our friendly consultants are committed to delivering unbeatable customer service when supplying personnel for all permanent, temporary or contract Commercial roles.

    Employment Types
    Permanent, Temporary, Contract
    Office Locations

    26 Terminus Street, Harlow, Essex, CM20 1EY

    + 14 other offices

    Geographical Coverage
    UK wide
    Salaries Covered
    Salaries from £15k - £100k+
    Listed since: March 2014
  3. Hales Jobs

    Verified Listing

    Hales Jobs is a provider of recruitment solutions throughout Eastern England, East Anglia and the Home Counties to a variety of sectors including IT, Insurance, Sales, Accounting & Finance, and Social Care. The agency has IIP, ISO 9001, REC accreditations, and has a Gangmasters Licence.

    Office Locations

    PAL House, Market Pl, Thetford, Norfolk, IP24 2AH

    + 3 other offices

Salaries and costs

Pay rates vary by line and setting. Claims handlers in Norwich often earn around £22,000 to £30,000, moving to £32,000 to £38,000 for complex or commercial claims. Commercial account handlers commonly earn £28,000 to £40,000, with senior or niche books reaching £45,000. Underwriting assistants tend to fall near £24,000 to £32,000, with assistant underwriters stepping towards £35,000 to £42,000. Brokers and account executives add commission or a car allowance. Recruitment fees for permanent hires are usually a percentage of the starting salary, and temp agencies charge an hourly rate that covers pay, holiday accrual, and agency costs. Clear discussion of recruitment fees up front keeps budgets on track.

Temporary, permanent, and contract work

Norfolk’s insurance recruiters supply temporary cover during surge events, renewal spikes, or system change. Permanent hiring drives follow year-end growth plans, new branch openings, or book acquisitions. Contract work appears in compliance reviews, remediation projects, and platform migrations. Businesses can find employees quickly through temp-to-perm routes that test team fit, and job seekers can register with an agency to pick up seasonal or claims peak assignments.

Qualifications

Most entry-level roles require strong GCSEs and customer service skills. Progression is supported by the Chartered Insurance Institute, with Cert CII a common benchmark and DIP CII prized for its broking, underwriting, and leadership tracks. Compliance or complaints posts value ICOBS knowledge, and the FCA conduct awareness. Recruiters often fund or guide CII studies so candidates can build a path that suits the employer’s needs.

Local geography and commuter links

Candidate flow centres on Norwich, with rail to London Liverpool Street and routes across the county. The A47 links King’s Lynn, Norwich, and Great Yarmouth, and the A11 brings in commuters from the south of the county. Broadland Business Park and city centre offices draw customer teams, while market towns such as Dereham and Wymondham supply experienced staff with broker shop backgrounds. Recruitment agencies use this map to plan interview windows, hybrid patterns, and branch coverage.

Hard to fill positions

Commercial, fleet, and construction broking can be hard to fill, where books demand sector knowledge. Loss adjusting in rural pockets needs drivers who can cover wide areas on short notice. Mid-level underwriters with delegated authority are in demand, and compliance leads with time on the consumer duty project can be scarce. Executive search partners focus on these gaps, building shortlists that balance technical depth and local client networks.

Market snapshots

The county’s workforce includes graduates from the University of East Anglia and people switching from hospitality and retail into contact centre roles. Insurance recruitment agencies report steady demand for FNOL, claims validation, and fraud triage after weather events. Digital self-service keeps growing, yet brokers still prize relationship builders who can visit clients across Norfolk’s mixed rural and coastal economy.

Quick facts and frequently asked questions

What types of agencies recruit for insurance in Norfolk?
Generalist recruiters with insurance teams, specialist insurance recruiters, staffing agencies for temps, and executive search for senior appointments all operate in the county.

How fast can a temp claims handler start?
If compliance checks are ready, same-week starts are common for surge work.

What are typical recruitment fees for permanent hires?
Many recruiters work on a percentage of salary, and some offer staged fees or rebate periods.

Do agencies provide support for CII studies?
Many recruiters discuss study plans at registration and match candidates to employers who require exams.

Can smaller brokers hire part-time or hybrid staff through agencies?
Yes, many local employers run hybrid weeks or part-time hours to widen the candidate pool.

How do I register with an agency as a jobseeker?
Submit a CV, bring ID for checks, and speak with recruitment consultants about roles that fit your skills.