Newcomer Learning Path
For entry level risk professionals with three or less years of experience
After completion of the following courses, entry level risk professionals will be facilitators, helping either a person or organization do something more easily and enable others to think through one or more issues. Newcomers learn risk management models/standards and understand the basic intent and outcomes of effective risk management in organizations and the link to organizational value.

Course 1: Fundamentals of Risk Management
This workshop clarifies the dimensions of risk management and how to be a risk professional, specifically for those new to the discipline. Executives use these fundamentals to create, protect and realize enterprise value.
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Course 2: Fundamentals of Insurance
As one of the main forms of risk transfer, insurance is a complex and critical part of the foundation of any risk management program. This workshop covers the basics of insurance, from insurance terms and concepts to what’s included in a policy and which types are available.
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Course 3: Contractual Risk Transfer
In this course, attorneys at law will address the process of risk transfer, indemnity clauses, uses of insurance, and fundamentals of contract review. Learn how to understand and draft a contract that effectively transfers risk while reducing your company’s exposure to loss. (U.S. and Canada)
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Course 4: Risk Management Techniques
This online self-study course covers the purpose, concepts, and tools of the risk management process. Emphasis is given to supporting decision making and establishing the foundation for an enterprise risk management approach to the mitigation of traditional risks and exploitation of opportunities.
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The following courses are available for additional learning: