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In terms of difficulty the CII exams are significantly easier than Actuarial/ACA/ACCA (Actuarial being by far the hardest). You can make a half decent living as a (re)insurance broker.
How many levels are there in CII?
Being registered with Ofqual in the Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF), CII qualifications and examinations are quality assured. They are available at five levels of difficulty, catering for a range of knowledge and experience.
How long does it take to complete CII?
Specific study time guidelines are provided for each unit on its webpage and in the CII qualifications brochure. The notional Ofqual ‘Total Qualification Time’ for this qualification is 160 hours. This represents the time a student might typically take to complete the qualification by the shortest combination of units.
How do I take CII?
Follow these steps to ensure your application meets the requirements and to avoid having to re-apply.
- Step 1 – Check your eligibility.
- Step 2 – Get your supporting documents certified.
- Step 3 – Make your on-line application.
- Step 4 – CII verifies your application and confirms next steps.
Is CII a good qualification?
In addition to being a valuable qualification in its own right, the Diploma is also a stepping stone to completion of the CII Advanced Diploma in Insurance, the CII’s premier insurance qualification, and Chartered status. The Diploma provides almost half of credits required to complete the Advanced Diploma.
How useful is a CII qualification?
Success in CII qualifications is universally recognised as evidence of knowledge and technical expertise. Our members are able to drive personal development and maintain their professional standing by adhering to our Code of Ethics and by accessing a range of learning services.
How much does a chartered insurer earn?
The highest paid Chartered Insurance Institute alumni &
graduates are Finance Control &
Strategy professionals at $56,000 annually. The lowest paid Chartered Insurance Institute alumni &
graduates are Insurance Jobs professionals at $38,000.
Who are the CII and what do they do?
We are a professional body dedicated to building public trust in the insurance and financial planning profession. We are a professional body dedicated to building public trust in the insurance and financial planning profession.
What is CII qualification equivalent to?
Qualified members who have completed a Diploma level qualification. This is equivalent to the Certificate of Higher Education/HNC. Another version of the CII designation is available to claims practitioners who have completed the relevant examinations and who are members of the Faculty of Claims.
What is the pass mark for CII exams?
You are required to score a minimum of 50% to achieve a pass. On completion you will be awarded the CII Level 7 Certificate in Insurance Market Specialisation. 50 CII Advanced Diploma level credits will be added to your CII learning statement.
What can you do with a CII Diploma?
Diploma in Financial Planning
- Paraplanners and technical consultants.
- Those supporting financial planning processes, in particular those who already hold CII credits that count towards completion (otherwise, the Diploma in Regulated Financial Planning is more suitable)
What is CII?
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What is Dip CII?
The Diploma in Insurance is a technical and supervisory qualification for insurance staff working across all sectors of the industry, and the logical progression from the Certificate in Insurance.
How do you make a fellow CII?
To become a Fellow you must meet all of the following requirements: • be a current Associate member of the CII (and remain a member throughout your progression to Fellowship)
• have completed your Advanced Diploma/Associateship before enrolling on the Fellowship programme*
• have been employed (or self-employed) in …
How many credits do you need for a chartered financial planner?
Steps to becoming Chartered
Chartered status requires you to obtain 290 credits. Chartered Insurance Institute Diploma holders already have more than a third of this number and, in many cases, more.
What is a chartered insurance broker?
The title Chartered Insurance Brokers is awarded to companies that make a public declaration of their commitment to professional standards. It is granted by the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII), the professional body for insurance, dedicated to building trust in the insurance and financial planning profession.
Is the CII a professional body?
The Chartered Insurance Institute (also known as the CII) is a professional body dedicated to building public trust in the insurance and financial planning profession.
What is a Chartered Institute?
A chartered institute, or a chartered body, is an organisation or institution which has been granted a Royal Charter. A Royal Charter is an instrument of incorporation which confers independent ‘legal personality’, reflecting the prestigious high status of that organisation.
Who is the professional body for insurance brokers?
London Market Insurance Brokers’ Committee (LMBC)
What is a chartered financial planner UK?
The Chartered Financial Planner is a qualification for professional financial planners and financial advisers awarded by the Chartered Insurance Institute.
What is Loma certification?
LOMA offers an employee training and development program used by the majority of American life insurance companies, and by life insurance companies in over 70 countries worldwide. The president and CEO of LL Global is David Levenson. LOMA administers a series of designation programs.
How do I get CeMAP?
Our industry-leading Certificate in Mortgage Advice and Practice (CeMAP) can get you qualified in as few as 6 months. There are no entry requirements for this course, but you will need to be able to study English at a Level 3 standard. CeMAP is made up of 3 modules, each with a two-hour multiple-choice question exam.