Insurance Jobs in Australia

Insurance industry professionals are typically involved in selling different types of insurance including life, home, accident, industrial and car policies to individuals and organisations. Insurance brokers act as independent agents and will sell policies from a wide range of providers according to their client's requirements.
Insurance brokers will generally contact potential clients and arrange phone calls or interviews so that they can discuss the client's particular needs and suggest an appropriate policy. When discussing potential policies the insurance broker should outline the risks covered by each policy, the premium the client will have to pay and the how much they can typically expect to be paid if they make a claim. Registration or licensing is typically required.
As well as selling insurance policies to individuals and businesses, insurance industry professionals may also help clients choose suitable coverage and terms and assist them in settling claims. Usually they concentrate on one or two specialities within an insurance field. They need to be able to effectively explain policy options and be able to customise policies for clients as well as calculate premiums. They are also required to evaluate the condition and risk-worthiness of assets and property, cultivate new leads and maintain policy records.

The average salary for open Insurance jobs is currently $97,589, 3% higher than the national average salary for all jobs which is $94,211.

The Adzuna recency index score for this search is 1.32, suggesting that demand for Insurance job vacancies in Australia is increasing.

The largest category under which open Insurance jobs are listed is Healthcare & Nursing Jobs, followed by Accounting & Finance Jobs.

The standard deviation of salaries for the results of this search is 53,151.

There are 6,287 Insurance job vacancies in Australia available immediately, compared to 2,675 in New South Wales.