YuLife launches gamified training courses for brokers

For group protection products and advisory skills

Jaskeet Briah
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YuLife has launched a series of in-app Continuing Professional Development (CPD) courses to help brokers with professional insurance development through a gamified approach.

Labelled ‘The Yuniversity' within YuLife's app, courses cover group protection products and advisory skills through podcast format content, in-app quiz assessments, and downloadable certificates for clear record keeping. The courses, which have obtained CPD accreditation from the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII), will vary in length, but they will be divided into half-hour modules. These modules are broken up into chapters delivered in a recorded podcast style, featuring animated visual elements to support different learning methods. The course uses gamification and behavioural ...

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