Source have continued solidifying relationships with their advisers by expanding their popular general insurance education hub, LearningLab. Featuring a fresh aesthetic, intuitive pathways, and a contemporary layout, this expansion simplifies achieving CPD minutes for advisers.
The enhanced platform offers hours of valuable education, offering an interactive and streamlined learning experience. Source continues to elevate industry standards by empowering advisers with simple, yet effective tools for professional development.
Since its inception, Source’s LearningLab has accumulated thousands of completions, proving to be a popular place for advisers seeking to learn about general insurance. This revamped education space lets advisers complete CPD-accredited learning modules through a variety of manageable mediums.
“We’re really excited to share the latest enhancements to our Learning Lab. The fresh new look of our education hub will continue to provide an invaluable resource to advisers, helping them boost both their product and compliance knowledge. Whether completing our 15-minute interactive micro courses, viewing our range of videos, or reading our different eBooks and fact sheets, advisers can learn in a way that most suits their preferences and at a time that is convenient for them. Our improved layout and clear topic-based pathways will allow advisers to easily access and complete the CPD learning that they need to remain compliant and support their clients.”
Head of Learning & Development, Dave Rees
Not only does LearningLab allow advisers to choose from a wide range of learning methods and topics to expand their knowledge, but it also lets them attain their CPD requirements easily to comply with FCA regulations.
“Our Learning Lab has been a popular way of brokers meeting their CPD requirements under SYSC 28 since it first launched. With the advent of the Consumer Duty, it’s more important than ever for brokers to be able to demonstrate that they have all the relevant knowledge to deliver good outcomes.”
Head of Risk and Compliance, Phil Lewis
