Insurance Broking
Training Courses for Insurance Brokers
Undertaking training enhances your professional credibility, allowing you to develop knowledge and skills that ultimately benefit your practice and your customers. Providing fit for purpose, industry-relevant learning is our way of ensuring you stay up to date and well-equipped in an evolving insurance landscape.
Financial Education Professionals is a Registered Training Organisation (90725) offering Nationally Recognised Training throughout Australia, including;
What Students say about studying Insurance Broking with FEP
FNS51220 Diploma of Insurance Broking
With all of the tasks we completed within FEP’s training it definitely broadened my scope of what our role as an insurance professional is and the compliance and legislation we are required to follow to offer the best services to our clients.
FNS51220 Diploma of Insurance Broking
The structure of the training was a big plus. We were given a recommended timeline, but we could move through the content at our own pace – which was incredibly helpful due to how the workload in our industry can fluctuate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Tier 1 RG146 Insurance Broking includes all the content covered in Tier 1 RG146 General Insurance PLUS extra content and competencies specific to being a broker.
Yes, you can choose to just enrol in our RG146 Insurance Broking program. This is the first subject in our Diploma.
Should you complete our Tier 1 Insurance broking program, this can be recognised towards our FNS51220 Diploma of Insurance broking if you decide to enrol into our full diploma at a later date.
- You have up to 16 weeks to complete the learning and assessment requirements for your RG146 Insurance Broking Course.
- Experienced professionals can complete in less time
An insurance broker is a specialist adviser who acts as an intermediary between a client and an insurance company. They have access to many different insurance companies and policies, and arrange insurance on the buyer’s behalf; they are paid by the buyer. Insurance brokers play a pivotal role in supporting clients’ access to the market, increasing their choice of policy and reducing instances of underinsurance.
FEP is an education provider, so cannot guide you on a career path. You could start with chatting to an employer or prospective employer to determine what you would need to do. You could also check the following:
Our FNS51220 Diploma of Insurance Broking is suitable for financial services professionals who want to become an insurance broker in the general insurance sector, including;
- Insurance brokers upskilling or updating current credentials
- Industry professionals expanding or transitioning into insurance broking.