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The Certificate in Insurance
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Building knowledge, developing core competence
The Certificate in Insurance is a core qualification for insurance staff working across all sectors of the industry (and the logical progression from the
introductory-level Foundation Insurance Test®). It provides a grounding in:
* basic insurance principles including the regulatory environment;
* the key insurance disciplines of underwriting and claims; and
* popular products including: motor, household, healthcare and packaged commercial insurances.
It supports role-specific learning which will assist you to develop the relevant knowledge, skills and behaviours needed to succeed. By covering a broad range of core topics, the Certificate allows you to develop the knowledge and confidence you need before you begin to focus your subsequent studies and specialise according to your ambitions and career requirements.
This qualification is the first step towards becoming professionally qualified and, as such, its value is widely recognised by employers throughout the insurance industry.
On completion you will be entitled to apply to use the designation ‘Cert CII®’ (CII membership and Continuing Professional Development requirements apply).
Note: sector specific designations ‘Cert CII (London Market)’ and ‘Cert CII (Claims)’ are available to CII members completing the Certificate that have passed the Lloyd’s and London Market Introductory Test (LLMIT) or Insurance claims handling process (IF4) unit, respectively. Faculty membership requirements also apply.
Flexible and comprehensive
As a Certificate candidate, you can select units from across the CII qualifications framework. This means you have access to the entire range of units currently available.
They offer something for everyone, whatever sector of the insurance industry you work in and whatever your particular specialisation or preferred career path.
These range from the fundamentals of insurance practice and legislation through to personal lines product families, classes of commercial insurance and specialisms such as risk management and marine.
All qualifications are modular in structure, enabling you to select units of study according to your preference and career requirements. Each unit has a credit value and the accumulation of the stipulated number of credits leads to the award of the Certificate. Successful completion allows CII members to use the designation ‘Cert CII®' (Continuing Professional Development requirements apply).
Meeting market expectations
Importantly, the certifiicate has been designed to assist you and your employer to comply with both the existing and future regulatory training and competence requirements. The Financial Services Authority (FSA) requires you to demonstrate that you are competent in the work you do, and thereafter to maintain this competence.
This approach is designed to ensure that you have the appropriate knowledge and skills to perform your job effectively. Qualifications can play an important role in helping to meet the requirements by serving as an objective measurement of your technical awareness and understanding.
Office of the Qualifications and Examinations Regulator (Ofqual)
Ofqual is the regulator of qualifications, exams and tests in England. They are also the regulators for the recognised awarding bodies (such as the CII). For further information refer to the Ofqual website: www.ofqual.gov.uk, The Certificate in Insurance is accredited, with Ofqual at Level 3 in the National, Qualifications Framework.
The Certificate is only accredited where it is completed using Certificate units IF1-IF8.
The Certificate in Insurance is a core qualification for insurance staff working across all sectors of the industry (and the logical progression from the
introductory-level Foundation Insurance Test®). It provides a grounding in:
* basic insurance principles including the regulatory environment;
* the key insurance disciplines of underwriting and claims; and
* popular products including: motor, household, healthcare and packaged commercial insurances.
It supports role-specific learning which will assist you to develop the relevant knowledge, skills and behaviours needed to succeed. By covering a broad range of core topics, the Certificate allows you to develop the knowledge and confidence you need before you begin to focus your subsequent studies and specialise according to your ambitions and career requirements.
This qualification is the first step towards becoming professionally qualified and, as such, its value is widely recognised by employers throughout the insurance industry.
On completion you will be entitled to apply to use the designation ‘Cert CII®’ (CII membership and Continuing Professional Development requirements apply).
Note: sector specific designations ‘Cert CII (London Market)’ and ‘Cert CII (Claims)’ are available to CII members completing the Certificate that have passed the Lloyd’s and London Market Introductory Test (LLMIT) or Insurance claims handling process (IF4) unit, respectively. Faculty membership requirements also apply.
Flexible and comprehensive
As a Certificate candidate, you can select units from across the CII qualifications framework. This means you have access to the entire range of units currently available.
They offer something for everyone, whatever sector of the insurance industry you work in and whatever your particular specialisation or preferred career path.
These range from the fundamentals of insurance practice and legislation through to personal lines product families, classes of commercial insurance and specialisms such as risk management and marine.
All qualifications are modular in structure, enabling you to select units of study according to your preference and career requirements. Each unit has a credit value and the accumulation of the stipulated number of credits leads to the award of the Certificate. Successful completion allows CII members to use the designation ‘Cert CII®' (Continuing Professional Development requirements apply).
Meeting market expectations
Importantly, the certifiicate has been designed to assist you and your employer to comply with both the existing and future regulatory training and competence requirements. The Financial Services Authority (FSA) requires you to demonstrate that you are competent in the work you do, and thereafter to maintain this competence.
This approach is designed to ensure that you have the appropriate knowledge and skills to perform your job effectively. Qualifications can play an important role in helping to meet the requirements by serving as an objective measurement of your technical awareness and understanding.
Office of the Qualifications and Examinations Regulator (Ofqual)
Ofqual is the regulator of qualifications, exams and tests in England. They are also the regulators for the recognised awarding bodies (such as the CII). For further information refer to the Ofqual website: www.ofqual.gov.uk, The Certificate in Insurance is accredited, with Ofqual at Level 3 in the National, Qualifications Framework.
The Certificate is only accredited where it is completed using Certificate units IF1-IF8.
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