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Season 2019

Season 5 – Episode 6 – Addressing critical skills (Sponsored by Inseta)

In episode six the contestants had the opportunity to influence a mix of grade 11 and 12 learners at Florida Park High School. The contestants were tasked with sharing some detail around two of the scarce and critical occupations in the insurance industry, namely an insurance broker and an underwriter and why there are great opportunities in the insurance industry for learners.

Season 5 – Episode 4 – Company relevance (Sponsored by Sasria)

In episode four the contestants had to come up with some innovative ideas to ensure the sustainability of the Sasria business model. They were tasked to consider the financial viability, premium growth, business retention, marketing, distribution, reinsurance and investment options and had to keep Sasria’s relevance to the insurance industry and its value to the shareholder in mind.

Season 5 – Episode 3 – Cyber risk management (Sponsored by Marsh Africa)

In task three the contestants have been called to a meeting with the CEO and Risk/Insurance Manager of their broker firm’s client. The client had a ransomware attack and wants to know why he was not covered, and what to do now. The contestants had to advise the client on how they can assist them with an effective cyber security strategy, focusing on the importance of cyber risk management.

Season 5 – Episode 2 – Risk assessment 101 (Sponsored by Emerald Africa)

In task three the contestants have been called to a meeting with the CEO and Risk/Insurance Manager of their broker firm’s client. The client had a ransomware attack and wants to know why he was not covered, and what to do now. The contestants had to advise the client on how they can assist them with an effective cyber security strategy, focusing on the importance of cyber risk management.

Season 5 – Episode 1 – The customer needs analysis (sponsored by AON)

The first episode of The Insurance Apprentice 2019 sees the Apprentice head to the first boardroom session of The Insurance Apprentice 2019. The first task challenged the candidates to conduct a customer needs analysis that would identify gaps in the current corporate portfolio, with the aim of achieving profit, growth and continuity for the client’s business.