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      Diploma Programmes in Insurance

      Diploma programs are designed to provide specific knowledge and training in a field of study. They tend to encompass a range of specific topics and can be found alongside traditional academic degree programs in many schools. Often diploma candidates seek specialized knowledge within a subfield they already work in or hold degrees in.

      What is a diploma in insurance? It is a technical qualification that demonstrates a candidate has the skills and training necessary to take on supervisory challenges within the industry. It benefits not only those working in all sectors of insurance, but also by extension employees in related fields whose knowledge of insurance is vital to the role they play advising clients or managing risks for them. Programs vary in length and course offerings depending on the institution, but there is a standard curriculum that each school tends to adhere to.

      The advantages of earning a diploma in insurance are fairly straightforward. Since it is a program designed for those who already work in the insurance industry and the qualification level is technical, most candidates are pursuing advancement in the field.

      Costs for diploma programs vary from school to school, but they reflect a combination of the school’s baseline tuition and the number of credits needed to complete the diploma. Consulting with individual institutions is recommended to learn about the most current costs.

      Most candidates who pursue this diploma have established careers in some aspect of the insurance industry already, and they tend to pursue the educational advancement as a way of gaining the credential needed to advance to an actual supervisory role. Unless the program’s tuition is sponsored by one’s workplace to help with a transition to a new role, though, diploma holders typically remain in their old jobs until they competitively apply for promotions.

      Diploma programs in insurance tend to be offered both online and on campus at many major schools. Typically, programs now have options to take course offerings online, but inquiring with individual schools will help to confirm this. To find the right school for you, search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.