The British Academy for Training and Development offers a course in Insurance Subscription Management and Collection, aimed at individuals who wish to acquire significant skills in managing employee insurance for companies and institutions, as well as understanding the conditions for collecting subscriptions from beneficiaries of insurance services.
Insurance is not a recent concept; it has existed for a long time, but its idea has evolved alongside the development of life in various sectors. Initially, insurance appeared in maritime transport to address the risks associated with sea voyages. It began to spread in the late 14th century as commercial movements between Italian cities and Mediterranean countries expanded. At this stage, it was limited to cargo transported by ships. On the other hand, land-based insurance, in its current forms, emerged in the 17th century. This was triggered by the fire in London that lasted four days and destroyed about 85% of the city's buildings. The devastation caused people to realize the need for personal protection, expanding the concept of insurance in modern life.
Target Audience for Attending an Insurance Subscription Management Course:
Company executives and business managers.
Entrepreneurs looking to enhance their skills in managing insurance services.
Students and graduates from business administration faculties across various universities.
Anyone aiming to improve their expertise to work in insurance and risk management.
Accountants working in insurance companies.
How Participants Will Benefit from Attending the Insurance Subscription Management Course:
By the end of the course, participants will have gained insights into:
Understanding the concept of insurance as a modern, essential transaction to protect assets and property against potential risks.
Familiarity with the regulations governing the activities of the insurance sector.
Practical experience in managing and collecting subscriptions from policyholders and how to handle them effectively.
Introduction to Insurance in General:
Characteristics of Insurance and Risk Management.
Legislative Topics and Laws Related to Insurance.
Risk Classification and Current Coding for Procedural Terms.
Common Procedural Coding System in Risk Management and Insurance.
Financial Management for Insurance Companies.
Strategies for Collecting Contributions from Beneficiaries.
Compensation Methods and Types of Insurance Programs.
Compensation Basics and Claim Instructions.
Identifying Different Characteristics in Insurance.
Course Dates and Locations:
The courses are held in the following countries:
Egypt, Jordan, Malaysia, Turkey, England, France, Italy, Germany, Sweden, Austria, Denmark, Australia, and the USA.
Courses are offered at times and locations suitable to your business needs and schedule.
Training Methods:
Group Training at Academy Centers.
Individual Training with a Comprehensive Curriculum.
On-the-Job Training.
Theoretical Training in Dedicated Classrooms at the Academy.
What Will Participants Receive After Completing the Insurance Contribution Management Course?
Upon completion, participants will receive a certificate accredited by the British Academy for attending the Insurance Contribution Management course.
Note / Price varies according to the selected city
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