The British Academy for Training and Development offers a Course in Insurance Accidents and Loss Settlement and Treatment, for all those who wish to acquire great skills in managing insurance for workers in companies and institutions, insurance conditions, risk management, and methods of its application.

Insurance was not born in the era, as it existed from a long time ago, but the idea of ​​​​insurance developed with the development of life in its various fields, although the idea of ​​​​insurance appeared at the beginning in the field of maritime transport in order to face the risks of sea voyages before it appeared in other fields, and that Because it appeared in the field of maritime business, since the end of the fourteenth century, insurance began to spread with the increase in commercial movements between Italian cities and countries located in the Mediterranean basin, and it was limited to the goods transported by ships. As for land insurance in its forms and images in the current era, it appeared after the seventh century Ten, and the reason for the appearance was the fire that broke out in London in 1666 AD and lasted four days and burned more than three-quarters of the city. Only fires and compensation for losses.

Who should attend? 

• Institutions and companies’ managers.
• Businessmen wishing to develop their skills in insurance management.
• Students and graduates of business administration schools in various universities.
• Those wishing to develop their capabilities in this field.

Knowledge and Benefits:

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following:

• Introducing the participants to the concept of insurance as a modern transaction necessary to secure money and property against potential risks.
• Clarifying the regulations governing operating insurance activities.
• Gaining experience in the field of damage assessment, loss assessment, and material or financial compensation for subscribers.
• The role of optional means such as arbitration and mediation that may be used by parties to insurance relations to resolve disputes between them.

• An introduction to insurance in general.
• The importance and comprehensiveness of insurance.
• Types of insurance.
• Insurance properties.
• Integrated skills in the preparation of insurance.
• Introduction to risk management.
• Legislative issues and laws related to the settlement of losses.
• What does the insurance cover?
• Risk classification and current coding of procedural terms.
• A coding system for common procedures in risk management.
• Methods of compensation and types of insurance programs.
• Methods of settling risks and working to address them.
• Basics and instructions for a compensatory claim.
• Determine the different characteristics in risk insurance.
• The role of insurance broker and loss adjuster in insurance operations.
• The difference between the insurance broker and the agent.
• Risks and obstacles in the work of insurance companies.
• A broad understanding of the relationship between insurance needs.
• Creation, maintenance, and termination of social insurance contracts.
• Evaluate the impact of changing circumstances on insurance arrangements in general.
• Insurance products and related services.
• Technical and legal principles in insurance.
• Insurance policies and procedures.
• Practical models and case studies.