This one day participative principles of insurance training workshop provides an excellent introduction to the principles and practices of insurance.
It’s suitable for staff working at technician/frontline insurance level with less than two years’ experience in insurance.
Our principles of insurance training workshop provides a good grounding for trainees and introduces to many of the subjects covered by the IF1 examination.
This binding authority management training workshop provides an analysis of the procedures and practices of delegated underwriting and claims authorities in relation to binding authority management.
It considers some of the problems that can arise and their solutions. The workshop is generic in nature and applies to all classes of binding authority business.
Our binding authority management training workshop is suitable for staff from underwriting, broking and claims disciplines who are involved with the operation and management of binding authorities.
This interactive workshop provides an introduction to Contract Works, Contractors All Risks and Contractors Liability Insurance. It is suitable for those who are relatively new to the subject.
Workshop Objectives
Delegates who successfully complete this workshop will be able to: –
Workshop Content
This half-day workshop will provide delegates with an understanding of how a business interruption
insurance policy operates and how to correctly calculate an insurable gross profit sum insured from
accounting information; consider why the sum insured is too often incorrect, and identify the
necessary length of an indemnity period.
The workshop is aimed at those with 12 months experience of business interruption insurance, or
anyone wanting a refresher.
To secure your place on this training session, please email: training@ssluk.net with the name(s) and email address(es) of those who are looking to attend.
Once your booking is confirmed, you will be sent a booking confirmation email and an invoice requesting payment.
This participative intermediate Construction Insurance training workshop is designed for delegates, who have some experience of Construction Insurance and wish to
expand and/or refresh their knowledge in this area.
This half day course consists of two 90 minute on-line sessions between 9.30 am and 12.45 pm.
Handout
Prior to the course delegates will be sent a handout which will be used extensively on the day and should therefore be available to them for both sessions.
By successfully completing this learning event you should be able to:
To secure your place on this training session, please email: training@ssluk.net with the name(s) and email address(es) of those who are looking to attend.
Once your booking is confirmed, you will be sent a booking confirmation email and an invoice requesting payment.
This participative intermediate liability insurance training workshop is suitable for more experienced delegates looking to supplement or develop their basic knowledge of liability insurance.
Our intermediate liability insurance training workshop is suitable for anyone responsible for handling liability insurance business who needs a good grasp of the various aspects of liability insurance.
This half day course consists of two 90 minute on-line sessions between 9.30 am and 12.45 pm.
By successfully completing this learning event you should be able to:
To secure your place on this training session, please email: training@ssluk.net with the name(s) and email address(es) of those who are looking to attend.
Once your booking is confirmed, you will be sent a booking confirmation email and an invoice requesting payment.
This half day workshop is designed for staff and executives of insurers and brokers who wish to gain a better appreciation of how the Insurance Act 2015 has changed insurance practice and wordings, and what still needs to be done.
The Insurance Act 2015 was the biggest change in insurance law for over one hundred years and fundamentally altered the law on placements and wordings. Insurers and brokers have reviewed their processes, policy wordings have been amended, clients have grappled with the need to improve information gathering processes – but what has actually changed?
This workshop provides an overview of the changes introduced by the Insurance Act 2015, how business processes and policy wordings have changed and how compliance with the Act has worked in practice.
Research by the CII found that insurance companies deal with vulnerability inconsistently across the industry, and even across their own internal functions. Often the problems were as a result of general poor customer service, where the negative impact was exacerbated due to the individual’s vulnerability.
This workshop aims to equip firms with the knowledge and skills to ensure that support is offered to a vulnerable customer so that they can effectively interact, and firms can deliver on their promised services. Course Content
Recognising a vulnerable customer
The FCA Report – The latest guidance
Understanding a customers needs
Product & Service Design
