CII to overhaul qualifications
The Chartered Insurance Institute intends to ditch three-hour examinations and overhaul all 115 units, plus around 50 qualifications in the next couple of years.
When the CII unveiled a new five-year strategy at the start of 2023, the plan was for written examinations to be redesigned into coursework in 2024, and new qualifications being rolled out in the
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