Financial Services is offering a Learnership opportunity to Unemployed Youth 2024
Financial Services is offering a Learnership opportunity to Unemployed Youth 2024
Introduction
Financial Services, a leading provider of health insurance products in South Africa, is offering a unique opportunity for unemployed youth to obtain their QCTO Occupational Certificate: Insurance Claims Assessor NQF4. This program combines comprehensive theoretical training with hands-on practical experience in the workplace, providing participants with the necessary skills and knowledge to thrive in the insurance industry.
Financial Services has been at the forefront of the health insurance market for over a decade, serving over 150,000 Gap Cover policy holders across the country. The company’s unwavering commitment to innovation and consumer-centric solutions has earned it a reputation as a trusted and reliable partner for individuals and families seeking affordable and comprehensive health insurance coverage.
The Insurance Claims Assessor program offered by Financial Services is designed to equip participants with the essential skills and expertise required to effectively evaluate and process insurance claims. Through a combination of classroom-based instruction and real-world practical training, participants will gain a deep understanding of the claims assessment process, including analyzing medical reports, verifying policy coverage, and ensuring accurate and timely claim settlements.
Who Can Apply
This opportunity is open to unemployed South African citizens who possess a Matric Certificate and at least two languages. While a post-Matric qualification is not a mandatory requirement, it will be considered an advantage. Financial Services encourages individuals from diverse backgrounds to apply, as the company values diversity and inclusion in its workforce.
Programme Requirements
Participants must meet specific criteria to be eligible for the Insurance Claims Assessor program. Firstly, they cannot be enrolled in more than one INSETA-funded program within a 12-month period, unless the program is INSETA-initiated. Candidates living with disabilities are required to provide a medical certificate as proof of their condition. Additionally, applicants must not be currently studying or planning to study in 2024, and they must have a clean credit and criminal record.
Financial Services commitment to empowering unemployed youth and providing them with a pathway to meaningful employment in the insurance industry is commendable.
This program not only offers participants the chance to acquire a nationally recognized qualification, but it also provides them with the practical experience and industry connections needed to thrive in their chosen career.
