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This course is designed to give an insight into claims handling and the various parties involved during the claims journey. During the session, we will look at the different ways in which indemnity can be applied, and how Insurers can recover their outlay, along with common reasons for declinatures. We will also look at the regulatory and legislative environment that impacts claims handling.

What comes to mind when you hear the word 'disability'? How would you define it? Do you know what is considered a disability by law and how to create inclusive workspaces free from discrimination and prejudice?

Join us for an evening of lawn bowls, pizza and drinks on Friday 18th July at 5:30pm

In insurance and financial services, we are so often called upon to demonstrate high levels of compassion in a whole range of different scenarios. n this session, we will examine how compassion fatigue can manifest itself and then learn a strategy to ensure that we and our colleagues do not become a victim to this silent, but very serious, risk to our health.

Insurance is based on a number of common law principles that have been followed for hundreds of years. In order to better understand how insurance works it is important to understand these principles and how they underpin insurance as we know it today. There are 7 principles of insurance and during this course we will look at each one, ensuring that we cover the practical application of each of the principles to ensure full understanding. The course is ideally suited to those who are new to insurance and want a better understanding of how the principles of insurance are applied on a day to day basis.

For years, menopause has been a taboo topic, especially in the workplace. However, it is a natural phase that many women will experience. Three out of four menopausal people will experience symptoms, with one in four having very problematic symptoms. Menopause can potentially impact everyone and should be a topic we all know about.