The judging criteria will focus on three main Contribution to the wider insurance or categories, namely: financial services market through supporting local or national CII activities, submitting articles to industry Professionalism: Evidence of press or organizing industry events promoting and demonstrating Evidence in using their own initiative to commitment to professional excellence. solve a business challenge or create Contribution: Evidence of delivering added value in their area value to either your own business or Successfully managing their own the profession as a whole. career and professional development Career Path: Evidence of proactively including proactively seeking seeking opportunities to progress and opportunities to gain exposure to new develop own capability to support areas and develop new skills progression through career path. Evidence of motivating others through coaching, mentoring, acting as a positive role or influencing others to Some examples which individuals may achieve a successful outcome for the wish to touch on in their application include: business or industry. It should be stressed that these are only Making significant progress with their examples and other, equally valid, examples chosen CII qualification can be used. Achievement of a Diploma or Advanced Diploma level CII qualification with a The Judging Process national prize or distinction or achievement within an especially short The nominations will be judged by a timescale comprising of Council Members of The Insurance Institute of Newcastle upon Tyne. Successful completion of an external qualification while working in a position Finalists selected by the will be invited to of responsibility deliver a presentation to The Insurance Institute of Newcastle upon Tyne and the Successful delivery of a work based winner will be invited to attend the institute’s project which has made a significant Annual Dinner on Friday 20 November 2015 as contribution to the individual’s business, a guest of the institute. On the night the Deputy team or customers President will present the winner with their Significant progress within the £350 prize. profession over a short period of time A record of particular achievement, The Awards Timetable perhaps as a result of extra-curricular activities e.g. charitable or community 25 September 2015: Closing date for entries work 30 October 2015: Presentations by Finalists 20 November 2015: Annual Dinner The Deputy President’s Young Achiever of the Year Award 2015
The judging criteria will focus on three main categories, namely: Professionalism: Evidence of promoting and demonstrating commitment to professional excellence. Contribution: Evidence of delivering value to either your own business or the profession as a whole. Career Path: Evidence of proactively seeking opportunities to progress and develop own capability to support progression through career path. Some examples which individuals may wish to touch on in their application include: Making significant progress with their chosen CII qualification Achievement of a Diploma or Advanced Diploma level CII qualification with a national prize or distinction or achievement within an especially short timescale Successful completion of an external qualification while working in a position of responsibility Successful delivery of a work based project which has made a significant contribution to the individual’s business, team or customers Significant progress within the profession over a short period of time A record of particular achievement, perhaps as a result of extra-curricular activities e.g. charitable or community work Contribution to the wider insurance or financial services market through supporting local or national CII activities, submitting articles to industry press or organizing industry events Evidence in using their own initiative to solve a business challenge or create added value in their area Successfully managing their own career and professional development including proactively seeking opportunities to gain exposure to new areas and develop new skills Evidence of motivating others through coaching, mentoring, acting as a positive role or influencing others to achieve a successful outcome for the business or industry. It should be stressed that these are only examples and other, equally valid, examples can be used. The Judging Process The nominations will be judged by a comprising of Council Members of The Insurance Institute of Newcastle upon Tyne. Finalists selected by the will be invited to deliver a presentation to The Insurance Institute of Newcastle upon Tyne and the winner will be invited to attend the institute’s Annual Dinner on Friday 20 November 2015 as a guest of the institute. On the night the Deputy President will present the winner with their £350 prize. The Awards Timetable 25 September 2015: Closing date for entries 30 October 2015: Presentations by Finalists 20 November 2015: Annual Dinner The Deputy President’s Young Achiever of the Year Award 2015
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