4199 INSETA - Insider Newsletter Feb 2014 2

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CONTENTS COVER STORY INSETA opens another office in the Eastern Cape CEO message INSIDER NEWS Partnering for success: Opening of FET college SAADP says farewell to Cyril Ramaphosa Gauteng Women In Insurance Valentines breakfast Liberty graduation DIVISIONAL INSIGHTS Prioritising the expansion of the college sector Submission of wsp/atr and pivotal reports Skills Development Facilitators code of Good Practice
CEO MESSAGE John Ruskin said that “When love and skill work together, expect a masterpiece.” As millions of people exchanged bouquet of roses, expensive chocolates, cheesy greeting cards and extravagant gifts to express their love to one another on February 14th, Cupid also visited INSETA offices. A successful office valentine’s Day comes down to enthusiasm and participation, it has been INSETA’s culture to celebrate the day with a hot breakfast just to share love with colleagues and express love to one another. This year’s breakfast was different from all the other years but INSETA staff members made it possible. Thanks you for making this a success beautiful INSETANS. February is the month of love and our staff celebrated with a Valentines breakfast. Insurance sector ladies were also spoiled at the Gauteng Women in Insurance Valentine Breakfast which was held at the beautiful and historical music room at the Hollard Campus. Motivational speaker Jodie Hill empowered the ladies with her presentation entitled ‘Own and Love the Goddess’. The atmosphere at the Campus was abuzz with the news of the unveiling of the new Hollard logo. Heidi Brauer, marketing director for Hollard said “We were frank before frank was frank. Hollard was a challenger brand before the term was invented and we have always challenged conventional thinking by introducing new ways of doing things.” The insurance industry has partnered with INSETA to develop scarce and critical skills. The ASISA Academy held their graduation for their underwriting programme. We are pleased to note that the INSETA funded scholarship candidates fared well on the programme and held their own amongst seasoned underwriters who joined the programme to achieve the qualification. INSETA has now registered the Underwriters Qualification with the QCTO and this will allow for easy entry into the profession. Further existing underwriters can register for the qualification and also make use of the Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) methodology to gain recognition for their existing achievements. We were privileged to be part of the Clientele Life graduation this month which saw their sales staff graduate after completing their Wealth Management Qualification through Damelin. Both underwriting and wealth management are scarce and critical skills within the insurance sector and we are pleased to see the number of workers who are making personal sacrifices to become qualified in their chosen profession, thereby also lifting the professionalism of the industry as a whole. We hope you enjoy this edition of the newsletter and we welcome your contributions which should be directed to the editor Sharon Snell at sharons@inseta.org.za Sandra Dunn, CEO
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