Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) Reviews

Had to walk to another training centre. Would have been easier just to meet there initially. Didn't receive final joining instructions and had to chase

Facilities were fine Administration/organisation - First training course in Bristol cancelled then the day after this I received joining instructions. Then received paperwork for a course I wasn't attending

Overall the course was very useful and gave a good grounding in Business Interruption. The explanations were well thought through and the whole day had a good pace. I did raise a question regarding Increased Costs of Working Cover, which although well explained, having looked through policy wordings that I use on a regular basis, the answer did not correlate with how I understand the policies to operate. Primarily, it was explained that ICOW does not have an economic limit, however I think they do? This left me with some questions after the day.

Enjoyed the course overall and the trainer's style/how he applied his knowledge. My only issue was a small gap in my knowledge that I still am a little unsure of but on the whole this was a well put together session for such a complex subject.

The course started at quite a basic level which I feel wasted a bit of time, but I appreciate that Glyn had to take in to account the mixed range of experience and ability. I would be interested in an advanced course. Disappointing that the venue had not arranged coffee/refreshments in the morning session.

Quite interesting. Some was a little confusing but as I am new to the industry it is understandable.

Facility was brilliant, maybe try and cover a few more areas within commercial insurance. Was mainly Business Interruption.

Really helpful course. Good for beginners, but also good as a refresher for more experienced people

I think the Trainer and the facilities were outstanding, I learned a lot. However I personally think it could of been done with more activities rather than the 1 underwriting, insuring and broking activity.

There was a little difficulty relating to the computers supplied, and what each one was capable of doing. But Glynn handled it well and I think we all learnt a lot from what Excel can do nowadays.