For 50 years, our SCOR Campus training program has been dedicated to supporting and assisting our clients' professional development throughout the world. With a view to enhancing our long-term business relationships, we offer our commercial partners from all over the world themed training on-site, online through live webinars and pre-recorded videos.
Coming soon: SCOR Campus trainings will also be available online on some topics through e-learnings and webinars, allowing our clients to get access to exclusive training facilities at their fingertips.
Upcoming SCOR Campus trainings
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- Receive professional training from SCOR experts around the world
- Share your own experience and network with professionals from SCOR and other companies/countries.
SCOR Campus is aimed exclusively at SCOR Clients, especially for staff in:
- underwriting,
- actuarial,
- risk,
- claims,
- finance,
- and general management whether junior or senior.
- in person
- via online training sessions
- through an e-learning modules (NEW)
SCOR Campus seminars are free for SCOR clients. Nevertheless, travel and accommodation cost remain at the participant's own expense. SCOR is happy to cover for the lunches during the training day(s), as well as the cultural visit and the dinner on the first day, when part of the program.
Discount rates are available on a selection of hotels located nearby the SCOR headquarters. The list will be accessible after final validation of your registration by the SCOR Campus team.
The usual length of an in-person training session goes from 1 to 3 days of plenary sessions and workshops.
The trainings can be held in English and/or local language with simultaneous translation sometimes available.
Please check on each Campus seminar detailed page.
When applicable, participants in need of a visa are advised to obtain a multi-entry visa and to start the process well ahead of their expected arrival. An invitation letter will be provided by SCOR.
For travel to France, we also strongly recommend that companies located outside the European Union take out insurance to cover delegates for medical expenses and repatriation, in the event of illness or accident during their stay.
