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Insurance Jobs
Insurance jobs include brokers, underwriters and account managers. The entry requirements for each job will be different depending on the size of the company and type of job you are applying for. For insurance broker positions, having a degree in economics, statistics, maths or business may help when applying for jobs. Many large insurance firms have training schemes for graduates and they usually require a degree of class 2:1 or above. Entry into the profession without a degree is possible and route usually involves starting in a company in a junior position. It is then possible to progress in the company with appropriate training.
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You may be at an advantage when applying for an insurance job if you have previous experience in the financial services sector, particularly in a customer services role. Other useful skills include computer literacy and a good knowledge of sales techniques.
Insurance jobs are affected significantly by the economic climate and merges also affect the industry and number of job vacancies.
Insurance jobs are affected significantly by the economic climate and merges also affect the industry and number of job vacancies. Overall, employment within the sector is declining, although there is a demand for highly skilled, specialised workers. If you have a few years experience working in an insurance job, it is possible to progress in your career and focus on a more specialised area. Other ways to progress in the sector include moving into a management role. Moving into this type of insurance job could mean progressing into other areas of the sector and some international work.