Move beyond policy selling and learn how to protect what truly matters to a client. Practical learning to identify protection gaps, calculate insurance needs, recommend suitable solutions, support claims, and plan for family continuity with confidence.
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Requirements
No minimum educational requirement, but a bachelor’s degree can be beneficial
A background in insurance, banking, financial planning, wealth management, investment distribution, or other BFSI roles can help learners relate the concepts to real client situations.
Outcomes
Understand the difference between policy selling and protection advisory
Identify client responsibilities, risks, and hidden protection needs
Assess existing insurance cover and find protection gaps
Calculate life insurance needs using practical methods
Evaluate health, critical illness, accident, and disability protection needs
Match insurance recommendations with client needs and affordability
Read policy benefits, exclusions, conditions, and limitations
Compare insurance products based on suitability rather than popularity
Handle client objections and explain recommendations in simple language
Understand the importance of disclosures and correct documentation
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