CII trials giving chartered status on experience rather than exams

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The Chartered Insurance Institute is trialling whether to give members chartered status based on experience, rather than having to sit an exam.

The pilot scheme covers all of the CII’s members, including brokers seeking chartered status.

A CII spokesman said only a small number of members would benefit, if the decision is taken to have experienced-based status.

If the CII decided to push ahead with the change, it would bring it in line with other professional bodies that offer experienced-based status, the spokesperson said.

In an email to members seen by Insurance Age, applicants to the scheme must:

Demonstrate significant years

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