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Preparatory Program for the Insurance Claims Handling Test (WCA) - CII The Certificate in Insurance from the CII is a fundamental qualification for employees working across all sectors of the insurance industry.
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The Insurance Claims Handling Program focuses on providing participants with a comprehensive understanding of claims management. The program covers the fundamental principles of claims handling, an understanding of insurance products and related services, as well as the considerations and procedures involved in claims management. It also addresses the structure of the claims function, effective settlement methods, and the management of associated expenses. The objective is to enhance participants' ability to apply best practices in claims management, ensuring efficiency and fairness in processing and settlement. The program includes: • Registration fees and membership in the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) • A preparatory program • Professional examination fees
Insurance
Claims
Customer Care +4
Claims
Customer Care
Policy Operations
Reinsurance / Retro Operations
Sales and Distribution / Intermediaries
Underwriting
Operations
Not Exist
Lecture
Brainstroming +2
Lecture
Brainstroming
Practical Implementation
Dialogue Teams
Pre Exam
Post Exam +1
Pre Exam
Post Exam
Simulation Test for professional exam
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In Class Training-Online Training
Describe the legal requirements for a valid claim
Describe the different types of policy conditions relating to claims
Describe what documentary and supporting evidence are required when notifying a claim
Explain what is meant by proximate cause and how it is applied
In Class Training-Online Training
Describe features, extensions and exclusions of motor policies
Describe features, extensions and exclusions of household, gadget, travel and extended warranty
Describe features, extensions and exclusions commercial property and pecuniary policies
Describe features, extensions and exclusions commercial liability policies
Describe features, extensions and exclusions of health policies
In Class Training-Online Training
Describe the role of the claims department
Explain the importance of service standards and managing customer expectations
Explain the different parties to an insurance claim
Explain the importance of claims estimating and how reserving operates
Explain how fraud affects insurance claims
Describe the ways in which a claims department may ensure that customers are treated fairly
Describe how disputes and complaints could be resolved or escalated
In Class Training-Online Training
Describe claims handling procedures for motor policies
Describe claims handling procedures for household, gadget, travel and extended warranty
Describe claims handling procedures for commercial property and pecuniary policies
Describe claims handling procedures for commercial liability policies
Describe claims handling procedures for health policies
Explain the roles of externport services used in the claims processal sup.
In Class Training-Online Training
Describe the key features, structure and objectives of different claims systems
Describe the claims function as it appears in functional and divisional structures
In Class Training-Online Training
Describe the way that claims can be settled.
Describe why a full indemnity may not always be paid.
Explain how insurers can recover the cost of claims.
Describe the methods used to mitigate the risk of untraced/uninsured drivers
In Class Training-Online Training
Describe the role of the claims manager
Explain what claims leakage is and how to identify and reduce it
Explain the types of financial monitoring and how this can impact an insurance company results
Explain the basis and significance of reserving practice.
Understand the general principles in the claims handling process.
Understand insurance products and associated services.
Understand claims considerations and administration.
Understand claims handling procedures and related claims services.
Understand the claims function and how it may be structured.
Understand claims settlement.
Understand how expenses are managed.
