Attention: This program is offered through an educational partnership. Employment by the partnership organization is required for admission.
The Certificate of Completion (CCL) in Automobile Insurance: Customer Service program is designed to provide students with the training required for employment in the automobile insurance industry. Courses cover eligibility guidelines, rating factors, policy rates and quotes, policy coverage adjustment, underwriting procedures and contract stipulations. Additional topics include computer usage, customer service skills and the responsibilities of the automobile insurance member services representative.
Details
Important information you’ll need when applying for admission:This program is not eligible for Title IV Federal Financial Aid.
Students must earn a grade of C or better for all courses required within the program.
This program is offered through an educational partnership. Employment by the partnership organization is required for admission.
| Course # | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Credits: | 9-12 | |
| CSR207 | Automobile Policy Adjustment | 3 |
| CSR212 | Automobile Insurance Operations I | 3 |
| CSR213 | Automobile Insurance Operations II | 2 |
| CSR214 | Automobile Insurance Operations Lab | 1 |
| OR | ||
| CSR200 | Automobile Representative Customer Service | 3 |
| CSR207 | Automobile Policy Adjustment | 3 |
| CSR212 | Automobile Insurance Operations I | 3 |
| CSR213 | Automobile Insurance Operations II | 2 |
| CSR214 | Automobile Insurance Operations Lab | 1 |
- Explain and practice discounting insurance rates for qualifying customers. (CSR207)
- Explain insurance contract stipulations to customers. (CSR207)
- Demonstrate the ability to adjust insurance coverage on an existing customer's policy. (CSR207, CSR214)
- Demonstrate effective customer service skills. (CSR207, CSR214)
- Summarize procedures for automobile insurance member services representatives. (CSR212)
- Summarize underwriting considerations and risks, and the criteria used. (CSR212)
- Use vehicle operator rating factors to determine automobile policy rates. (CSR212)
- Use a computer to input and maintain customer data. (CSR212, CSR214)
- Explain procedures for phone operation and direct sales computer systems. (CSR212, CSR214)
- Explain insurance terms, contracts, claims, and policies. (CSR213)
- Summarize types of loss, exclusions, and credits available to members. (CSR213)
- Explain procedures for sharing confidential information and security responsibilities. (CSR213)
- OR
- Summarize insurance eligibility determination guidelines. (CSR200)
- Demonstrate effective customer service skills. (CSR200, CSR207, CSR214)
- Summarize procedures for automobile insurance member services representatives. (CSR200, CSR212)
- Explain insurance terms, contracts, claims, and policies. (CSR200, CSR213)
- Explain and practice discounting insurance rates for qualifying customers. (CSR207)
- Explain insurance contract stipulations to customers. (CSR207)
- Demonstrate the ability to adjust insurance coverage on an existing customer's policy. (CSR207, CSR214)
- Summarize underwriting considerations and risks, and the criteria used. (CSR212)
- Use vehicle operator rating factors to determine automobile policy rates. (CSR212)
- Use a computer to input and maintain customer data. (CSR212, CSR214)
- Explain procedures for phone operation and direct sales computer systems. (CSR212, CSR214)
- Summarize types of loss, exclusions, and credits available to members. (CSR213)
- Explain procedures for sharing confidential information and security responsibilities. (CSR213)
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