CAREER GUIDE MANUAL - Inseta

(b) Undergraduate programmes46For posts that require a degreed person, an undergraduateprogramme in accounting, finance or business administration isnormally recommended. The table below lists some appropriateundergraduate courses. Readers should also consult the coursesrelevant to the career of accountant as listed in this career guide.Continuing education is essential for insurance administrators whohave to keep abreast of the growing complexity of products, changesin laws and regulations, and new financial instruments.OccupationAdvanced certificate: Accounting and BusinessAdministrationAdvanced Diploma: Management: FinanceBachelor of Business AdministrationBachelor of Business AdministrationBachelor of Business AdministrationBachelor of Business AdministrationBachelor of Business AdministrationBachelor of Business Science: FinanceBachelor of Commerce: Economics and FinanceBachelor of Commerce: FinanceBachelor of Commerce: FinanceCertificate : Accounting and Business AdministrationCertificate: Business AdministrationCertificate: Business AdministrationCertificate: Business AdministrationCertificate: Business AdministrationDiploma: Accounting and Business AdministrationDiploma: Business AdministrationDiploma: Business AdministrationDiploma: Business AdministrationNational Diploma: Accounting and FinancePostgraduate Certificate: Business AdministrationSource: www.saqa.org.zaInstitutionICESA City CampusUniversity of Western CapeDe Montfort South AfricaUniversity of KwaZulu-NatalCIDA City CampusMidrand Graduate InstituteUniversity of South Africa (UNISA)University of KwaZulu-NatalUniversity of Cape TownUniversity of JohannesburgUniversity of Western CapeICESA City CampusInstitute of Business StudiesInstitute of Business StudiesMidrand Graduate InstituteUniversity of KwaZulu-NatalICESA City CampusMidrand Graduate InstituteUniversity of KwaZulu-NatalPC Training and Business CollegeDurban College Of Management AndEconomicsUniversity of Fort Hare10.4.4 EmploymentComputer technology has reduced the amount of time and the staff requiredto administer insurance programmes. However, the complexity of products,increased competition in the insurance market and new legislation andregulations could well increase the demand for experienced insuranceadministrators.