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Employment Prospects
Graduates will be qualified to contribute the knowledge they acquired in this program to
positions in various companies, such as:
- Credit unions and financial institutions (banks, caisses, loan societies)
- Investment societies (trusts, mutual fund investment companies)
- Insurance companies (personal or liability)
- Brokerages (financial security advisors, liability insurance)
- Claims adjusters, mutual fund sales, securities firms
The program also helps students to understand that two important aspects of the profession are prioritizing quality contact with clients and taking into consideration a full range of needs.
Course list
Specialized training :
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Organizational Communication
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Careers in Management
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Computer Management I
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Marketing
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Accounting I
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Computer Management II
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Business Law
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Statistics for Management
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Accounting II
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Car Insurance
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Home Insurance
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Macroeconomics
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Tax Impacts
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Legal aspects of Financial Products
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Corporate Insurance I
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Customer Care in Personal Insurance
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Advertising and Promotion
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Corporate Insurance II
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Personal Investments
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International and other Types of Insurance
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Finance I
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Accident Settlements
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Life Insurance and Disability Insurance
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Financial Planning and Retirement Products
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Safety and Prevention
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Group Insurance and Annuities
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Customer Care in Financial Services
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Corporate Customer care
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Insurance Management Tools
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Professional training
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Underwriting
General Training :
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3 Physical Education courses
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3 Humanities courses
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4 Language and Literature courses
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2 Second Language courses (French and Spanish)
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2 Complementary courses
* The College reserves the right to substitute certain courses.
Admission criteria
Have obtained a Secondary School Diploma (DES) and completed the following courses :
- Language of Instruction from Secondary V
- Second Language from Secondary V
- Mathematics TS or SN 4e (or Math 436)
- Physical Sciences from Secondary IV
- History from Secondary IV
or
Have obtained a Professional Studies Diploma (DEP) and completed the following courses:
- Language if Instruction from Secondary V
- Second Language from Secondary V
- Mathematics TS or SN 4e (or Math 436)
or
Have obtained an equivalent education or an instruction deemed sufficient. Every case will be analysed by the college.
Level
- Graduates of this course receive a Diploma of Collegial Studies (DEC).
- With a Insurance and Financial Advisory Services Diploma of Collegial Studies (DEC), one can enter university.
Due to agreements between LaSalle College and various universities, equivalencies for this DEC may be granted by the university.
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