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Visit the Insurance Institute of Nova Scotia for CIP classes and local events and seminars.

Visit the Kawartha/Durham Chapter of the Insurance Institute of Ontario for CIP classes and local events and seminars.

Stability As a key stone of Canada’s financial sector, the property and casualty insurance is a $30 billion industry in Canada. There is a 500 year history of growth in the business.

Making the Connection. The Career Connections staff and insurance professionals, acting as industry ambassadors, actively participate in nearly 400 career fairs and events hosted at schools, post secondary institutions and communities across the country.

Licensing, Certifications and Additional Designations The certification and licensing of insurance professionals (brokers and adjusters specifically) are conducted by provincial government insurance councils whose mandate it is to govern the licensing, professional competence, ethical conduct, and insurance related financial obligations of all ...

Continuing Education Programs. Post-Secondary Continuing Education Programs. Evening and part-time studies programs at the following institutions offer some insurance and risk-related courses:

Our Workforce Below you'll find statistics that paint a picture of where insurance professionals are working, who they're working for, the impact they have and how they feel about their work.

RISK RESPONSIBILITY REALITY Risk Responsibility Reality is a classroom resource with accompanying videos that allows teachers of law, family studies and life skills to introduce their students to concepts and strategies that support the curriculum outcomes across Canada.

Are you curious about what a career in the insurance industry has to offer? Then you’ve come to the right place. Even though insurance is all around you, you may not know very much about the industry itself or the people who work in it.