About the course
The Insurance Diploma in the Administrative Technology Department was designed to meet the needs of the local labor market for the specialty. Training for this specialty is conducted at the Taiba Higher Training Institute in five semesters.
About the Diploma: Insurance Diploma for Women
The Insurance Diploma in Administrative Technology Department is designed to meet the needs of the local labor market for this specialization. Training for this specialization is conducted at Taiba Higher Training Institute in five semesters, each semester lasting eighteen training weeks, for a total of (1632) training hours, in addition to (490) hours of practical training in the labor market, equivalent to (77) credit hours.
This program provides training on specialized insurance skills to meet the urgent need of the Saudi insurance market for specializations in this field, especially in insurance and reinsurance companies. It also supports the Saudi insurance market with specialized employees in the fields of cooperative insurance and health insurance who are able to perform job duties with a high technical quality.
In addition, it provides work and practice of insurance-related liberal professions, namely insurance brokers, insurance agents, assistants to actuaries, surveyors and loss adjusters, insurance consultants, and insurance claims settlement specialists. Graduates of this program are awarded an associate degree in insurance, administrative technology department. They are expected to work in the insurance sector in all administrative tasks, in addition to working as an insurance broker, insurance agent, assistant to actuaries, surveyors and loss adjusters, insurance consultants, and insurance claims settlement specialists.
What will you learn?
- The applicant must be a Saudi national or a resident with a valid residency permit, in accordance with the instructions.
- Taiba Institute provides the opportunity for graduates who wish to complete their academic career by obtaining a bachelor’s degree from local and foreign universities through a bridging program or credit equivalency that suits their interests in the insurance field.