Azerbaijan Bank Training Centre (ABTC) believes that the potential is not yet exhausted the needs of insurance companies in the training of its personnel.
The Centre (http://www.abtc.az/index.php?ind=newsfull&id=80) on June 10, 2013 starts training insurers. In June and July they will hold 10 courses relevant to the insurance industry topics.
The classes will address the most urgent problems of health and property insurance, frequently asked questions related to insurance law.
Courses relate not only to employees of insurance companies, but bank employees, hospital staff, insurance brokers and agents, specialists in related industries.
Classes will be conducted not only by local experts, but also of the Institute of Insurance in Turkey (a leader in training in the Turkish market).
Contact for interested parties: web-site (www.abtc.az), phone (012): 497 07 10 e-mail sigorta@abtc.az. - 17D-
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