How long does it take to get a CII qualification?
The CII website provides information on the qualification, syllabus and costs. To achieve the Certificate, you’ll need to complete 40 credits, by studying individual modules that are between 10 and 15 credits each. You must complete the compulsory module IF1.
How long does it take to upgrade from CII level 4 to 6?
The notional Ofqual ‘Total Qualification Time’ for this qualification is 660 hours. This represents the time a student might typically take to upgrade their CII Level 4 Diploma in Insurance to the CII Level 6 Advanced Diploma in Insurance by the shortest combination of units from the core and optional units available.
How do I get a CII insurance certificate?
The Certificate is a core qualification for people working in the insurance sector. The CII website provides information on the qualification, syllabus and costs. To achieve the Certificate, you’ll need to complete 40 credits, by studying individual modules that are between 10 and 15 credits each. You must complete the compulsory module IF1.
What should I look for when applying for a CII qualification?
Before starting study, check to see whether any of your previous academic qualifications or credits from other professional bodies and institutes can be carried towards completion of the Certificate. Specific study time guidelines are provided for each unit on its webpage and in the CII qualifications brochure.
How many hours does CII require?
How many credits are required for CII certificate?
What is a level 3 certificate in insurance?
What is a qualification unit?
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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.
Is CII Recognised internationally?
With over 120,000 members in more than 150 countries, the CII is the world's largest professional body dedicated to these sectors. Success in CII qualifications is universally recognised as evidence of knowledge and understanding.
What is Acii equivalent to?
DesignationsDesignationRequirementsEducational equivalentACIIMember holding the Advanced Diploma in InsuranceDegrees and Higher national diplomas
What is the highest insurance qualification?
The Advanced Diploma is the world's most recognised insurance qualification – think of it as a second passport. There are the same two compulsory units as the Diploma, with a range of other units that cover advanced broking, claims, underwriting as well as risk management and insurance corporate management.
Is CII difficult?
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.
What are the benefits of CII?
Core benefits Promote your expertise using internationally recognised designations. Members who have qualified are able to display a Qualified member logo. Our affinity benefits scheme provides access money-saving deals and discounts, and we provide a legal helpline service.
How many credits is a CII Diploma?
120 CII creditsThe Diploma comprises two compulsory units and option units from across the insurance qualifications framework. A minimum of 120 CII credits must be obtained for successful completion, with at least 90 CII credits at Diploma level or above. These credits can be used towards further CII qualifications.
How many fellows of the CII are there?
With over 108,000 members in more than 150 countries, the CII is the world's largest professional body dedicated to this sector. Success in CII qualifications is universally recognised as evidence of knowledge and understanding.
How many papers are in ACII?
For being ACII, you have to pass 17 assignments and 08 written examinations, totaling 25 tests. The completion of ACII is dependent on the number of the units taken per exam sitting.
How many exams are there in CII?
See the IATA 'Procurement and contracts management' module for details of the pricing applying to this. Generally entrants sit 2 exams a year so the whole programme lasts in the region of 24 to 30 months (there is no set time limit to complete). Candidates can expect to spend on average 100 study hours per unit taken.
Is CII Recognised in USA?
With world class, internationally recognised qualifications under their belts, our graduates have gone on to secure employment in the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the US and across Europe.
Is being an insurance broker hard?
So, success in the insurance industry comes with some sacrifice. It's a tough job, and many people who “try” (as opposed to “commit to”) the job out tend to burn out sooner or later. You'll hear “no” more often than you hear “yes,” so you need a thick skin.
Is CII Recognised in USA?
With world class, internationally recognised qualifications under their belts, our graduates have gone on to secure employment in the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the US and across Europe.
Is CII Recognised in Canada?
The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) and the Insurance Institute of Canada (IIC) have signed an agreement towards a mutual cross-accreditation programme. The CII has agreed to grant four credits in its Associateship (ACII) programme to graduates of the IIC professional programme.
Is Cpcu recognized worldwide?
The Institutes, a leading educational organization for the risk management and property-casualty insurance industry, confer the CPCU designation, which is internationally recognized as the premier credential in the industry.
CII Certificate in Insurance | CII IF1 IF2 IF3 IF4 IF5 IF6 IF7 IF8 IF9
The CII level 3 Certificate in Insurance is for all staff working in the insurance industry. It covers regulation; insurance principles; underwriting and claims; motor, household, healthcare and packaged commercial insurances; and London market legislation, regulation and practice.
Guide to studying for the CII Certificate in Insurance
This guide is for colleagues who wish to apply for support to study for the Certificate in Insurance through the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) and should be read along with the Study Support Policy.. What is the Certificate in Insurance?
Certificate in Insurance
Important Information: CII’s UK office will be closed for the day of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's State Funeral on the 19th September.UK test centres will also be closed to observe the day, and candidates will be contacted regarding any cancellations. Remote Invigilation exams will continue to run on the 19th September, but can be rescheduled free of charge via your My CII account.
Diploma in Insurance
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). It will provide you with a firm grounding in insurance fundamentals and will enable you to build towards advanced technical knowledge, thereby ensuring you have the means to function effectively in ...
How many hours does CII require?
The notional Ofqual ‘Total Qualification Time’ for this qualification is 480 hours. This represents the time a student might typically take to complete the shortest combination of units. The number of hours may increase dependent on the units chosen.
How many CII credits are required for a diploma?
A minimum of 120 CII credits must be obtained for successful completion, with at least 90 CII credits at Diploma level or above.
What is a qualification unit?
Qualification units are delivered through purchasing an Enrolment, equipping you with the essential materials to support core learning. For a single fee, an Enrolment typically includes: study text, assessment and access to RevisionMate, our online study tool.
Why are only examination guides from the last two sessions available?
The content of the latest examination guide is also included FREE within the RevisionMate online study tool, provided with a study text purchase. ONLY the two most recent examination guides are available due to changes in regulation and the syllabus year-on-year.
What are the entry requirements for units and qualifications?
There are no entry requirements to take any CII units but there are entry requirements to complete some CII qualifications, please see product brochures for more details.
How many credits do I have?
You can request a Learning Statement, which details your credits. Learning statements are delivered to your registered email. You must have an online user profile and a registered email address to receive the PDF document.
When are the exam guides issued for written exams?
For Diploma units and Advanced Diploma units, the Examination Guide is issued twice a year in line with the two sittings in April and October. The Guide on the April examination is available approximately six weeks prior to the next examination sitting in October. The Guide on the October examination is available approximately six weeks before the next examination sitting in April.
Is there a quota of passes to be awarded for CII exams?
A pre-defined quota of passes to be awarded does not exist. If all candidates achieve a score of at least the pass mark, then all candidates will be awarded a pass grade.
How many hours does a CII level 4 insurance diploma take?
The notional Ofqual ‘Total Qualification Time’ for this qualification is 660 hours. This represents the time a student might typically take to upgrade their CII Level 4 Diploma in Insurance to the CII Level 6 Advanced Diploma in Insurance by the shortest combination of units from the core and optional units available.
How many hours does a diploma take?
The number of hours may increase dependent on the units chosen so will be between approximately 660-850 hours for the Advanced Diploma core and optional units, plus further study time for any units required to meet the additional completion requirements for students who have not already completed these as part of their prior study.
What can I do after completing the Advanced Diploma?
If after completing the Advanced Diploma you wish to continue with formal professional development you could study for Fellowship of the CII.
What is a qualification unit?
Qualification units are delivered through purchasing an Enrolment, equipping you with the essential materials to support core learning. For a single fee, an Enrolment typically includes: study text, assessment and access to RevisionMate, our online study tool.
What happens when you join the Channel Islands?
When you join, every member in the UK, Channel Islands and the Isle of Man becomes a member of a local institute.
Can I join PFS as a CII?
As an existing CII member, you can join the PFS at no additional cost.
Can members use the CII logo?
Members are not permitted to use the CII logo.
Can I change my local institute?
To change your local institute please contact Customer Service confirming which local institute you wish to transfer to. Please note that it can take up to one month for your records to be transferred to your new local institute.
When will I receive confirmation about my exam entry?
Confirmation of your exam will be dispatched within 7 days of your entry being processed. If you do not receive this please contact Customer Service on +44 (0) 20 8989 8464.
Is there a quota of passes to be awarded for CII exams?
No, a predefined quota of passes to be awarded does not exist. If all candidates achieve a score of at least the pass mark, then all candidates will be awarded a pass grade.
Do I have to be a member to take CII exams?
No, but you could save money on our products and take advantage of additional benefits.
What is a CII certificate?
The Certificate is a core qualification for people working in the insurance sector. The CII website provides information on the qualification, syllabus and costs.
How is the course taught and assessed?
The course is referred to as a ‘self-study’ course, so there’s no classroom ‘taught’ element to the course. You’ll need to purchase a study book and sit an exam per module.
Do you pay for CII membership?
We’ll pay for your membership to the CII for the year in which you’re studying towards the Certificate. As there’s a reduced exam and study book fee for members, please make sure the correct costs are noted on your application form and that you include CII membership as part of the cost.
What is CII in education?
The CII is committed to creating and maintaining conditions which give access to its education and assessment provision regardless of age, disability, marriage/civil partnership, pregnancy/maternity, race, religion or belief, sex, sexual orientation or transgender to allow candidates to maximise their potential to the best of their abilities.
What is CII in data protection?
The CII ensures that it processes Personal Information in compliance with applicable data protection laws, including, without limitation, the General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 ("GDPR"). For further information, including our data processing practices, please read our Privacy Statement .
What is CII quality assurance?
The CII has a very strict system of checks which ensures that all assignments properly marked and quality assured. Quality assurance processes are in place to ensure that marking is accurate and consistent and that assessment standards are maintained over time.
What is disciplinary action in CII?
Disciplinary action may be taken against any candidate found guilty of dishonourable or unprofessional conduct or committing a breach of the assessment rules. Penalties may be imposed for falsification of documents or cheating during a coursework assignment. The CII reserves the right to notify the relevant regulatory body of any disciplinary action taken.
How long does it take to get an extension for a course?
A request for an extension to the course must be made within five days of the completion date of the course.
How long does it take to get a post-results review?
Only one review per assignment is allowed. Requests for a post-results review of marking should be made to Customer Service. You must apply within 35 days of the assignment being resulted.
Does the CII have aegrotats?
Please note that the CII does not provide aegrotats (which are awards made to candidates who are unable, through temporary illness, injury or indisposition, to complete all of the usual assessment requirements). For mixed assessment, please see exam policies which are also applicable.
What is a learning statement?
A personalised learning statement provides a record of the units and resultant credits you hold which can be used towards completing CII qualifications. This includes both CII units and exams obtained through other awarding bodies (such as other professional bodies, universities etc.) that you have told us about.
Can anyone request a learning statement?
Both members and non-members can request a learning statement. Given that a learning statement is used as a reference to the credits and qualifications held with the CII, benefit would only be found in requesting one if some level of credits was held either through completing CII qualifications or through accreditation of prior learning.'
Why haven't I received my learning statement?
If your registered email address is your work address, it could be your organisation's SPAM filters are not allowing the email to appear. Please speak to your relevant IT contact.
I can't open my learning statement
Our learning statement is in PDF format and therefore requires your computer to have the Adobe Reader program. You can download and install the program for free at www.adobe.com
My learning statement is blank
It could be because you hold insufficient qualification data. If this is not the case, please email [email protected] or call +44 (0)20 8989 8464.
I don't understand the information on my statement
Guidance notes are given on the reverse side of your personalised learning statement. These will help you correctly interpret the information given on the front of your statement, these notes are especially helpful when planning further study.
When will my statement be delivered?
Your learning statement will be delivered to your registered email address during business hours only: Mon-Fri, 8.00am-5.00pm (excluding public holidays). Requests made outside of business hours will be processed at the beginning of the next business day.
How many hours does CII require?
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. The number of hours may increase dependent on the units chosen, varying from 160–200 hours.
How many credits are required for CII certificate?
The Certificate comprises one core unit and two option units from the CII insurance qualifications framework, providing a minimum total of 40 credits on successful completion. There is no prescribed order in which units must be taken, but it is strongly recommended that you sit the required core unit (s) first as these provide foundation knowledge upon which the others build. Candidates can take either IF1 or LM1 and LM2 or W01/WH1/HGT (Non-UK candidates only)
What is a level 3 certificate in insurance?
The Level 3 Certificate in Insurance is a core qualification for insurance staff working across all sectors of the profession. The Certificate develops core knowledge and confidence of the key disciplines needed before you focus your subsequent studies and specialise according to your ambitions and career requirements.
What is a qualification unit?
Qualification units are delivered through purchasing an Enrolment, equipping you with the essential materials to support core learning. For a single fee, an Enrolment typically includes: study text, assessment and access to RevisionMate, our online study tool.
