Welcome to the Job Site of. The Insurance Institute / Career Connections. Canada's property and casualty insurance industry needs talented and experienced people . . . in virtually every discipline and every skill set to offset retirement projections and to enable continued growth. The insurance industry offers a tremendous variety of job ...

Within the property and casualty sector, you'll find professionals involved in virtually every area of Canadian life, including business, government, entertainment and recreation. The property and casualty insurance industry is one of the largest contributors to our financial sector and an employer of more than 120,000 Canadians.

Broker/ Agent. people person and agreat communicator. - Help consumers choose the right insurance coverage to. protect their cars, homes, businesses and belongings. - Assess risks and help protect clients from potential. loss. - Manage all aspects of the insurance transaction. - Service the portfolios of existing and new clients.

Resources. Whether you're exploring your career options, looking for ways to connect with career seekers or want to get involved with the Career Connections program, the resources below will help guide you. And if after exploring you still have questions feel free to contact us directly!

Career Profiles. Your knowledge and experience can lead to great opportunities. Whatever your background, there's a place for you in insurance. In exploring the nine career profiles here, you may be surprised to see how much of your previous experience may be leveraged in a career in insurance. Experienced workers coming to the insurance ...

In exploring the nine examples listed below here, and later in the career profiles, you may be surprised to see how much of your previous experience may be leveraged in a career in insurance. + Automobile Sales & Service. + Banking / Finance. + Construction / Skilled Trades. + Customer Service. + Teaching / Education. + Engineering. + Healthcare.

Appraisers also: Work with adjusters, and replacement or repair suppliers, to find the most cost-effective way to return clients' property back to the state it was in before their loss. Evaluate insured items such as homes, buildings and vehicles. Review and analyze data such as past sales, title searches, engineering and alignment maps, coil ...

The property & casualty insurance industry is a diverse and inclusive community in which organizations require a full range of knowledge and skills to successfully meet the needs of their customers. From marketing to fine arts to auto mechanics, most education and career experience can fit with roles in the industry.

Sales & Marketing. Sales & Marketing is an important part of Canada's property & casualty insurance industry. These professionals really like working with people - be it 1 to 1 or in group settings, are highly skilled communicators and enjoy a challenge! Experience in customer service, sales, real estate, marketing, banking and advertising ...

A marketing representative works for an insurance company, promoting the company’s products and services through its sales force – the brokers – to insurance consumers. All insurance companies want to lead in their respective markets, so marketing is a great deal more than just promotion. Marketing Representatives also: