Insurance Training College

Long before policies and premiums, mothers were already teaching us the value of protection, preparation, and peace of mind.

Today, we celebrate the women who manage risk with love every single day.

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Happy Labour Day.
Today, we celebrate every worker who shows up, gives their best, and keeps Uganda moving forward. Your work goes beyond daily tasks: You safeguard progress, manage risks, and help secure a future we can all be proud of.

: Insurance agents have convened at Hotel Africana for the to explore what it means to become champions of protection in the new insurance.

Speaking on the panel topic “ITC’s Role in Nurturing and Empowering a Purposeful Agent in the New Era,” Saul highlighted a critical issue at the heart of the industry: trust. Insurance agents remain the primary interface with the public, shaping perceptions of the entire sector. As emphasized, rebuilding trust requires deeper reflection on why clients hesitate to engage, alongside a commitment to transparency, and delivering on the promises made to them.

He also noted the evolving industry dynamics, including the rise of bancassurance, where trust is increasingly shifting toward financial institutions, signaling the need for agents to elevate standards and reinforce their value.
ITC continues to invest in:
• Programmes integrating AI, digital tools, and ESG principles
• Technology-driven learning, including data literacy and digital transformation programmes for insurance professionals
• Accessible learning, with 70% of short-term trainings offered free of charge
• Mentorship and leadership programmes designed to guide and empower agents throughout their careers

The conversation also highlighted the critical role of data protection, with insights from National Information Technology Authority-Uganda emphasizing the importance of consent, accountability, and safeguarding client information across all touchpoints.

In addition, Rita Namakiika Nangono shared key perspectives on the Insurance Appeals Tribunal process, cautioning agents against overpromising in pursuit of premiums—an approach that ultimately erodes trust and leads to disputes.

Events like these reinforce the importance of continuous learning, collaboration, and integrity in shaping a more trusted and resilient insurance industry.

Happy Birthday, Agnes.
Your dedication and integrity make a difference every day. We celebrate you today and always. 🎉

Professional and dependable. We appreciate you, Mark. Thank you for showing up consistently. Happy birthday.

Here's to another year of growth, impact and well-deserved success. You make a difference every single day, remember that. Happy birthday Samuel Ogwang!

Champions Crowned in Mbale 🏆
St. Peter’s College Tororo has emerged victorious in the 4th Annual Secondary Schools’ Insurance Contest, followed by Rock High School in second place and Bukedea Comprehensive School in third place.

The excitement is unmatched as the top teams celebrate their hard-earned wins, walking away with cash prizes, TVs, and trophies in recognition of their outstanding performance.

Representing the Guest of Honour, the Speaker of the Parliament of Uganda, Hon. Anita Annet Among, the of Hon. Karim Masaba has emphasized the vital role of in modern economies, noting that in many parts of the world it is a basic life requirement. He commended for the consistency of this initiative, stressing that insurance is not a luxury but a necessity for resilience and sustainable growth. Introducing at the secondary school level is key to building awareness and preparing future-ready citizens.

Speaking at the close of the event, Principal Saul Sseremba applauded the students’ teamwork and enthusiasm, noting that beyond the prizes, all participants leave as winners; with knowledge, confidence, and new opportunities in the insurance space.

He noted that the core objective of the had been achieved: to spark curiosity and position insurance as a viable and rewarding career path. He emphasized that “the insurance sector is diverse and open to all professions, from accountants to doctors, whose expertise strengthens the industry.”

We extend our appreciation to our Judges and sponsors; Statewide Insurance Company, AAR General Insurance Uganda Limited, Prudential Uganda, and Sky Reinsurance Brokers Limited for their continued support in making this impactful initiative possible.

of the 4th Annual Secondary Schools’ Insurance Contest has concluded, with 10 schools going head-to-head in a fiercely competitive round.

Only 5 have made it to the final:
1. St. Peter’s College Tororo
2. Bukedea Comprehensive School
3. Bukedi College Kachonga
4. Rcok High School
5. Sironko High School

The stakes are higher than ever as the top contenders prepare for the ultimate face-off.
Don’t miss the action, click the link to watch the final round live and cheer on your favorite team.
https://smpl.is/aiyer

AAR General Insurance Uganda Limited IRA Uganda Sky Reinsurance Brokers Ltd Statewide Insurance Company Limited