CERTIFICATE IN GENERAL INSURANCE
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What is the Program in General Insurance?
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| It is designed
for people who want to know more about the principles underlying the
property and liability insurance business and about major line in
personal and commercial insurance.
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Who should take the Certificate in General Insurance?
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Anyone who is relatively new to
the insurance business, in technical roles that require a study
of insurance principles, operations, and
coverages.
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Experienced insurance personnel
who feel they need a broader of the insurance mechanism and
insurance coverages can also benefit from the program
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This is a course of study that
can enhance future career opportunities in insurance and insurance related
occupations.
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What the Certificate in General Insurance Can Do for
You
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The program will help you to:
- Broaden your knowledge of
insurance principles, practices and coverages.
- Do a better job in your
current position.
- Prepare you for professional
designation programs such as CPCU, ARe, ARM etc.
- Enhance your career
development opportunities.
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What the Program Covers
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| The Certificate
in General Insurance consists of the following three courses, each
of which will prepare you for one of the three national (US)
examinations.
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INS 21 - Property and Liability Insurance Principles.
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| This course will
give you an overview of the insurance business as well as an
understanding of the basic principles of property and liability
insurance.
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INS 22 - Personal Insurance.
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| In this course,
you will analyze personal loss exposures and insurance, including
homeowners and other dwelling coverages, personal liability, inland
marine, auto, life, and health insurance, and financial
planning.
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INS 23 - Commercial Insurance.
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| This course
explores commercial coverages and loss exposures, including
property, business income, marine, crime, boiler and machinery,
general liability, auto, workers compensation, business owners,
miscellaneous coverages, and surety bonding.
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The Examinations
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| The examinations are 2 hour, multiple choice
examinations, scheduled four times a year. For details, please see
Examinations.
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