(Re)Insurance Apprentice Review

Invoicing Risks, Managing Accounts & being broker support

My insurance knowledge has increased rapidly, as well as learning the Lloyd's market standards & the way to conduct business.

I enjoy the work related side, but the apprenticeship work area is way too much to balance with the work side, which has led to a number of clashes and falling behind which I have not joined at all.

No well organized at all. We barely ever have contact with our tutors, he push us to make unrealistic targets which are not possible with our normal working roles.

I receive plenty of help from my manager who has helped me very well along the way, whereas the early careers team, have never actually contacted me to ask how my work has been going etc.

1 call every 2 months, which is not good enough. Other than that I hear nothing else from our training provider.

Insurance qualification is helping my role in certain ways but some of the exams we are being made to complete feel a little bit out of a school leavers range of knowledge being new to the market, and the apprenticeship work is pointless for my role.

Yes, we have plenty of committees & sports teams available for all colleagues, but I feel like there is a lack of advertisement of these activities around the company although we have these things available.

No

I would recommend working purely for Aon [This section of the comment has been removed by a member of the RateMyApprenticeship Team because it did not meet our site terms and conditions], but I would not recommend the apprenticeship program at all. It is poorly planned, with little to no contact throughout the course.

Apply for a trainee role and do your insurance exams on the side, do not sign up for the apprenticeship program, it seems like it has been rushed, and not well thought of.