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Message: [QUOTE="Queen, post: 84803, member: 27"] Zimbabwe's insurance pros are finally ditching generic coursework for custom, tech-focused training to handle modern risks in 2026. Institute pivots to custom organizational training [LIST] [*]Clementine Chinyuku is steering the Insurance Institute of Zimbabwe toward a strategy that prioritizes specific needs over generic, one-size-fits-all coursework. [*]They are rolling out structured training programs that cater directly to individual organizations, so companies get skills that actually matter to them. [*]Davison Choeni insists they are done being prescriptive and want the industry to speak up about real threats so they can empower clients properly. [*]The general vibe is a strong push away from traditional insurance products that are failing to meet the demands of modern customers. [/LIST] University partnership boosts exam standards [LIST] [*]A collaboration with the National University of Science and Technology is helping the institute lock in a solid professional recognition program for practitioners. [*]NUST is doing the heavy lifting by reviewing course materials and moderating exams to ensure the educational standards remain high. [*]Several fresh courses have already secured accreditation, and the institute is borrowing from university structures to keep its syllabus up to date. [*]This relationship verifies that the material is actually suitable for professionals rather than just being relevant to the industry at large. [/LIST] Tech and textbooks top the new agenda [LIST] [*]Chinyuku is eyeing insurtech and artificial intelligence as major development areas, with plans to drop short courses and masterclasses soon. [*]They are reviving an underwriters seminar to help professionals better price products and deliver the right solutions for evolving market risks. [*]An insurance textbook project is currently in the pipeline, and they are expecting to have it finished by October or November of this year. [*]The core mandate remains focused on mentorship and professional development to ensure agents are equipped for both existing and emerging dangers. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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