Application Deadline: Wednesday 07/28: RISK MANAGEMENT & INSURANCE DIPLOMA

We will support you obtain your Risk Management & Insurance Diploma!

FULL SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE!!
CLASSES BEGIN 09/07/2021

PROGRAM DETAILS
CONTACT KIELLEY LEMKUIL
[email protected]
608.729.1240

APPLY DIRECTLY
www.ulgm.org/opportunity
Application Deadline: Wednesday 07/28

Learn more about Madison College’s Risk Management & Insurance Diploma Program and how to
apply for scholarships generously provided by WPS Health Solutions!

Click the link for more information!
https://madisoncollege.edu/program/risk-management

In Wisconsin, jobs in the insurance industry pay 65 cents MORE on the dollar
than any other industry!

Careers in the Insurance Industry include:

• Accounting: Accountants are needed to assist with general accounting, budgeting and regulatory reporting matters.
• Actuaries: Actuaries assist in determining proper insurance premium rates and amounts of claim reserves.
• Agents: Professional work with existing and new policyholders.
• Attorneys: Attorneys handle legal issues for both the company and policyholders.
• Auditors and examiners: Internal auditors are needed by companies. CPA auditors are needed for external audits of
companies. Regulatory examiners are needed to audit companies’ regulatory financial statements.
• Claim Adjustors: Claim Adjustors analyze policyholder losses and determine the proper amounts that should be
paid to the policyholders.
• Customer Service Representatives: Customer service representatives help provide service to new and existing
policyholders with their insurance needs such as policy language, billing, claims, general questions, and renewals.
• Human Resource Specialists: These personnel administer HR functions.
• Investment managers and specialists. Investment specialists are needed to manage investment portfolios.
• Marketing Specialists: Marketing specialists develop overall marketing and sales strategies.
• Managers: Managers administer various aspects of the companies’ functions.
• Programmers and IT specialists: IT Professionals assist in IT systems management. Programmers write and
maintain system software, including web based applications and phone communications.
• Project Managers: Project managers work on projects and coordinate all involved departments and vendors to
achieve the purpose of the project.
• Underwriters: Underwriters determine which risks should be undertaken for indemnification of future losse