CII launches career progression competency framework

Designed to access existing competencies

Hemma Visavadia
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The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) has launched its competency framework, Professional Map, to support the career progression of insurance and personal finance professionals.

The Professional Map allows individuals to assess existing competencies, identify future career pathways, better prepare for appraisals and development plans, and find learning solutions to fill existing skills gaps. The CII stated employers can benefit from the Map by developing "standardised job specifications," design competency-based interviews and evaluation and prioritise skill development plans. The Professional Map was developed with the support of more than 200 technical and regulatory experts and practitioners, learning and development specialists and follows Professional Bo...

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