The British Academy for Training and Development offers a course on insurance and reinsurance, aimed at individuals who wish to acquire extensive skills in managing insurance policies for employees in companies and institutions, as well as understanding insurance terms and their application methods.

With the significant urban development and the flourishing of various life activities, accompanied by massive global development projects, the importance of insurance has greatly increased and evolved throughout the 20th century. This was due to substantial advancements in economic and social systems, the complexity of modern life, and the growing risks. Consequently, insurance has diversified in both its forms and types. Over the past two decades, the insurance markets have witnessed remarkable growth and development, with an increase in the number of companies offering insurance services. These companies now provide more specialized services and cover a broader range of areas in insurance contracts.

It is well-known that humans are naturally driven to protect their property and well-being by adopting methods that reduce harm and minimize risks. Among these methods is the concept of insurance, whether for property or life.

Target Audience for Attending an Insurance and Reinsurance Course:

• Company and organization managers.

• Entrepreneurs interested in enhancing their skills in managing insurance.

• Business administration students and graduates from various universities.

• Anyone eager to develop their expertise for working in the insurance and reinsurance industry.

How Participants Will Benefit from Attending the Course:

By the end of the program, participants will have learned about:

• The concept of insurance as a modern necessity to safeguard money and property against potential risks.

• The reinsurance system and the origins of its concept.

• The importance of reinsurance in the industry.

• The challenges faced by the reinsurance system and potential solutions to overcome these barriers.

• The regulations that govern the operation of general insurance activities in different countries.

• The role of alternative dispute resolution methods like arbitration and mediation, which some parties in insurance relationships use to resolve disputes.