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Comprehensive and straightforward...
The coverage explanations are comprehensive and straightforward, coverage comparison tips are very helpful, and the claims examples are readily adaptable to real-life client scenarios. ... Plus, continuing education credits are available in certain jurisdictions!
Victor L.
EVP, Insurance Brokerage, Canada
5/5
I’d thoroughly recommend ...
Very clear, concise content, delivered in an easy to understand way. Whether an industry vet or just starting out, you will learn something from this course- I did! It’s easy to see how this platform could complement any corporate training program. I’d thoroughly recommend ITC to any L&D manager.
Charlie M.
Team Lead, Insurance Company, UK
5/5
Extremely valuable insurance courses…
ITC’s D&O and Employment Practices Liability courses are extremely valuable. They helped me understand the insurance proposals we receive, where there is opportunity to challenge and improve AND to explain to my executive team and board members the risks we can (and cannot) manage through insurance.
Ryan P.
Chief Operating Officer, Energy Sector, Canada
5/5
Introduction

Learn about Professional and Management Liability Insurance

The Insurance Training Center (ITC) offers courses on Directors and Officers Liability Insurance, Cyber Insurance, Employment Practices Liability Insurance, Commercial Crime Insurance, and more. Learn to answer questions such as: What is the insurance product all about and what risks does it address? Who needs it? What to consider when buying? And what should one expect when there’s a claim?

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Gain technical knowledge and practical skills using real-life examples that help you to understand and apply what you learn. If you’re a buyer, broker, underwriter - ITC courses are written for you. Upskill and be ready for whatever comes your way!

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Give your employees the technical training they need and help them succeed with ITC's interactive professional and management liability courses, tools and learning library.

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ITC courses are filled to the brim with insights and practical knowledge. Designed specifically for online delivery, they are interactive, include activities and quizzes, use practical illustrations and real-life case studies.

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ITC tracks the latest industry developments with new course releases and regular course updates. Insurance keeps evolving so ITC’s courses do too.

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Chief Operating Officer, Energy Company

ITC’s D&O and EPLI courses helped me understand the insurance proposals we receive AND to explain to my executive team and board members the risks we can (and cannot) manage through insurance.

5/5
David Marsh, Partner, Broker

Most insurance courses are either pitched at people learning about the subject for the first time or jump straight into advanced topics. The ITC courses do a great job for all learners and I particularly liked the online format since you can either spend time starting from the beginning or quickly move on to the areas of most interest to you. The course material also went beyond insurance policy language – addressing risk management, claims processes, what buyers should consider, and more.

5/5
Rob H., SVP, Broker

This Commercial Crime course is fantastic. The content is very easy to follow and the visuals/graphics really helped simplify what is a very commonly misunderstood insurance product. I would certainly recommend this to anybody wishing to learn more about Crime insurance and the key risk exposures that businesses should be aware of.

5/5
Broker, VP, Canada

ITC’s Understanding Financial Statements course fills a large gap in the specialty insurance industry and has the ability to take the burden off busy brokers trying to put time into training new hires. I highly recommend including this course in brokerage onboarding practices to help accelerate the training process or bolster knowledge already obtained. Understanding not just how to read financial statements but also having more background on why an underwriter is quoting the terms they are will help put brokers in a much better position to negotiate and advocate for their clients. This course is versatile enough to apply and be beneficial to non-specialists also.

5/5
Broker, Australia

ITC effectively tackles complex subject matters in a very creative manner. I would highly recommend to anyone looking to broaden their understanding.

5/5
Broker, Canada

Great way to enjoy an evolving subject matter. Thank you ITC, enjoyed that!

5/5
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Employment Practices Liability Insurance Explained

Employment Practices Liability Insurance Explained

Employment Practices Liability Insurance (EPLI) is an insurance policy that protects organizations, directors, and managers against claims arising from an insured’s injury-causing employment practices, such as discrimination, defamation, or sexual harassment. Here are some important things to note: Complainants may be employees, past, present or future Claims can be complex and costly It’s important to...
Buying cyber insurance

10 Questions to Ask When Buying Cyber Insurance

Many small businesses have not yet purchased cyber insurance but the threat for them is very real. Perhaps they don't know where and how to get started with the purchase process, or what to look for? A recent personal experience quickly reminded me of the importance of getting insurance in place. 
Employee crime stats

5 Things You Should Know about Employee Dishonesty

Employee dishonesty is a major problem for organizations. Crime committed by employees is complex because it is about human behavior. Fortunately, there are steps an organization can and should take to limit risk. Nevertheless, we cannot totally eliminate the risk because we need employees and we need to trust them to carry out their duties. ...
building great courses

How ITC Builds Great Courses

The Insurance Training Center takes pride in delivering high quality courses on professional and management liability insurance and related topics. Our courses are designed by industry experts for insurance buyers and professionals. We cover topics from beginning to end and are an unbiased source of information with no other agenda than to provide reliable, practical,...
Loss due to crime

Commercial Crime Insurance Explained

Commercial crime insurance offers cover for companies to protect themselves against loss from damage, destruction or disappearance of their own property as a direct result of crime. Here are some important things to note: Commercial crime insurance limits the negative financial impact of crime on the organization, it doesn’t prevent crime! Always read the entire...
Pay on behalf

Pay on Behalf of vs Reimbursement

What does it mean when a policy is on a "pay on behalf of" or a "reimbursement" basis? ‘Pay on behalf of’ and ‘Reimbursement’ are two different approaches to paying the bills associated with a claim. Whichever way your insurance policy works, it helps to know and understand it before a claim happens.
Do you need tech E&O?

What Tech Start-ups need to know about Technology Errors & Omissions Insurance

Read this article before buying Technology Errors & Omissions Insurance. Taking time to understand Tech E&O insurance before buying can make a big difference to the bottom-line of a Technology Start-up should the company get sued. Read this article to understand:  the legal liabilities addressed by Tech E&O insurance examples of claims covered by a...
Financial statement notes

8 Reasons to Read Financial Statement Notes

Underwriters glean valuable information from reviewing the financial statement notes that helps them to assess an organization’s overall risk profile. 
Excel shortcuts, save time, insurance renewal lists

5 Time-Saving MS Excel Shortcuts Every Insurance Professional Should Know

Learn these MS Excel shortcuts and save time gleaning actionable insights from data like insurance renewal lists and new business reports. This video shows how they work.
Extended Reporting Period

Extended Reporting Period (ERP) Explained

An Extended Reporting Period, or ERP, is a finite window of time beyond the end of a claims-made policy during which the insured organization may report claims to the insurer. The ERP extension only provides coverage for claims arising from wrongful acts that occurred prior to the inception of the ERP.
Duty to defend

Duty to Defend

Duty to defend refers to the obligation to provide a legal defence for a claim made against the insured after that claim has been reported to the insurer.  Read more...
Extended reporting period timeline

‘Claims Made’ vs ‘Claims Made and Reported’

What are your policy’s claims reporting requirements? ‘Claims made’? ‘Claims made and reported’? Each has different implications so it's important to understand the difference. Watch this video to learn more.

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