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Available courses

General Insurance with Practice

A General Insurance course with practical components typically covers a broad range of topics related to the insurance industry, focusing on non-life insurance policies. These include policies that provide coverage for property, health, vehicles, and liabilities. Here's a summary of what the course might entail:

Course Outline:

  1. Introduction to General Insurance

    • Definition and types of general insurance.
    • Difference between life and general insurance.
    • Importance and role in society.

  2. Insurance Principles

    • Principles of indemnity, insurable interest, utmost good faith, and contribution.
    • Proximate cause and subrogation.

  3. Types of General Insurance

    • Health Insurance: Covers medical expenses, hospitalization, etc.
    • Motor Insurance: Includes both third-party liability and comprehensive insurance.
    • Property Insurance: Fire, theft, and natural disaster protection for property.
    • Liability Insurance: Covers legal liabilities arising from accidents or negligence.
    • Travel Insurance: Coverage for losses during travel, such as baggage loss or medical emergencies.
    • By the end of the course, participants typically gain a comprehensive understanding of the workings of general insurance, practical skills in handling insurance products, and knowledge of the legal and regulatory framework surrounding the industry.