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Theodore Said:

Sea Eagles NRL stars Anthony Watmough and Jamie Lyon sign long-term deals with the club?

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Always good to see some loyal players still left in the game.

Wayne Said:

Insurance Professionals Only: Should I take the AU (Associate in Commercial Underwriting) before or after?

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I also obtained my INS and AIC (Associate in Claims) years ago. I had previously worked for a big insurance company that was very proactive on taking insurance classes, to the degree that they stated was the only way to move up. While taking these classes, I was also going to school at night while working full time for them to get my para legal degree.

The CPCU is very intense and can be difficult to pass. Since your current objective would be to go into underwriting, it would make more sense to go after the AU 1st since only 2 classes and will help you understand your job more effectively. Then after that, go for the CPCU.

Also if you were to change jobs thu your choice or due to the economy get laid off, it will look good to list all the degrees you have gotten to your resume that you have accomplished. Even if you complete the others and only have certain parts of the CPCU passes, can list those also.

good luck

Kelly Said:

Career advise UK for 16 year olds?

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The first thing is that getting no answers so far suggests you are asking far too much! And at length...

There are numerous sites where you can find more about the careers you list - why ask here?

You appear to be very talented, and your languages could open up most of Europe to you. Au pair might give you more experience in another country. Maybe you could teach languages?

We all dream about being a DJ or an airline pilot, but in reality there are limited opportunities. Anyway, you are only just starting to study serious stuff - A levels - and you will get LOTS of careers advice at school.

Good luck!

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