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Apprentice Marine Insurance Broker

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Experienced in a fast-paced environment, you'll advise on and arrange marine cargo and freight insurance for businesses moving and storing goods globally. The role involves liaising with UK and US companies, assessing shipping risks, liability exposures, and international trade requirements across various commodities and regions.
Apprenticeship Details
Level 3 Insurance Practitioner Apprenticeship, supported by our training partner Skills Edge and the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) Qualifications, to achieve the Certificate in Insurance ("CII") qualification. The successful candidate will be supported to complete professional qualifications within an 18-month apprenticeship, with at least 20% of their working time dedicated to training, studying, and learning.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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Duties
As an Apprentice Marine Insurance Broker, you will need to complete a variety of tasks including:
- Build and maintain ongoing relations with new and existing clients
- Take information from clients, to enable assessment of their insurance needs
- Research insurance companies’ policies and negotiate to find and compare the most suitable cover within regional and Lloyds of London markets
- Ensure that clients understand the terms and cover provided in new business and renewal quotations
- Manage client needs and expectation throughout the policy life to include any amendments
- Advise clients in respect of the claims process and how to mitigate risk
- Support team members with managing their client base and answering customer queries via telephone and email


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Requirements
No prior Insurance experience is required. You will be given appropriate support and supervision to both carry out your job role and complete the apprenticeship.
Career Development
With further training and career development opportunities available, this is a really exciting time to join our business and build a long and successful career within the marine insurance industry.
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