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Student Notice Board
INTRODUCTION TO INSURANCE
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Frequently Asked Questions |
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Q. Do you only offer
courses in Insurance Studies? |
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A.
Our core courses are mainly insurance related, however,
as the name suggests, we do offer courses, workshops/seminars
in other business related areas such as, Supervisory
Management, Customer Service and Leadership for Supervisors.
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Q. What are the requirements
to attend the College? |
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A. All persons entering the College, with
the exception of holders of a First Degree or a
Diploma from a Teacher's College, are required to
sit an English Entrance Test.
There is an open admission to the Certificate in
Insurance Studies.
Persons who fail the Proficiency Test must pursue
the Business Communication course. Entry requirements
to pursue the Jamaica Insurance Diploma are as follows:
List A (Academic)
Have passes in at least four subjects at the GCE
Ordinary Level or CXC General Proficiency. The subjects
comprise English Language, Mathematics (or a mathematical
subject) and two other distinct subjects chosen
from the following:
| History |
Geography |
Foreign
Language |
| Natural Science |
Economics |
Computer Studies |
| Public and Economic
Affairs |
Surveying |
English Literature
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| Commerce |
Elements
or Principles of Accounts |
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Persons without GCE/CXC Mathematics or a mathematical
subject must pass the Business Mathematics course
offered by the College. Mathematical subjects include:
| Pure
Mathematics |
Elementary
Mathematics |
Applied
Mathematics |
| Commercial Mathematics |
Additional Mathematics |
Statistics |
| Physics |
Chemistry |
Integrated Science |
| Navigation |
Engineering Science |
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List B (Mature Candidates)
• Have
reached the age of twenty-five years and are employed
in insurance.
• Must pass the College's
English Proficiency Test.
• Must pass
English and Mathematics (or a Mathematical subject)
at GCE/CXC or pursue the Business
Communication and Business Mathematics courses at the
College. |
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Q. Is the College registered
with the University Council of Jamaica? |
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A.
The College renewed its registration status with
the University Council of Jamaica effective January
1, 2003. |
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