CII enhances insurance qualifications

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The CII Group has enlarged the range of technical and management subjects covered as part of its general insurance qualifications.

Following a review of this area to ensure qualifications remain aligned to the professional needs of the industry and match job roles, the CII GI Evolution programme replaces the exam framework introduced in 2004. Technical underwriting and broking practice subjects have been introduced at Diploma level and a commercial package insurance subject introduced at Certificate level. A further six technical units will be introduced at Diploma level during 2008/2009 covering: claims practice, personal insurance, insurance business and finance, commercial property and business interruption, mot...

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