CPD Workshop

The 7 Habits for Insurance Practitioners

Type 1 Qualified CPD Activity for Licensed Insurance Intermediaries (1-Day Workshop)

符合保監局 IA CPD 要求及通過香港學術及職業資歷評審局核准課程

Build the foundational leadership and personal effectiveness skills that drive lasting success in the highly competitive insurance industry.

  • IA: 8 CPD Hours (Type 1 Qualified CPD Activity by HKCAAVQ)
  • CPD Category: General (Not under “Ethics or Regulations”)
  • Designed specifically for Insurance Practitioners
  • Available in both Face-to-Face and Virtual Classroom format
  • Suitable for both individual licensees and corporate groups

Why This Workshop?

In today’s fast-changing insurance landscape, technical knowledge alone is no longer enough. High performers distinguish themselves through strong character, proactive mindset, and the ability to build trust and influence with clients and colleagues.

This 1-day workshop adapts the world-renowned 7 Habits of Highly Effective People® framework specifically for insurance professionals, helping participants develop the human skills that AI cannot replace.

Who Should Attend?

  • Licensed Insurance Intermediaries (Agents & Brokers)
  • Team Leaders and Supervisors in insurance companies
  • Sales Managers and Agency Managers

CHECK SCHEDULE AND REGISTER

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People 1-Day Workshop for Insurance Practitioners (高效能人士的七個習慣:保險從業員一日工作坊)

Date Status Time Language Fee Registration
Dec 3, 2026 Registration Open 9am - 6pm Cantonese HKD 5,800/person

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For enquiry, email to info@franklincovey.com.hk, or call +852 2884 6100.

Click here to view our 2026 Public Workshop Calendar.

How You Will Benefit:
  • Take greater initiative and ownership in their daily work and client relationships
  • Prioritize high-value activities that drive business results
  • Strengthen trust and credibility with clients and internal stakeholders
  • Communicate more effectively and handle difficult conversations with confidence
  • Collaborate better within teams and across departments
  • Maintain personal resilience and focus amid industry pressures

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

By signing up our workshops, and submitting the registration form, you agree to our terms & conditions.

  1. Registration is on a first-come-first-served basis.
  2. The registration fee is payable in advance, and all fees paid are non-refundable.
  3. Once the registration is received by Franklin Covey HK Limited, cancellation is not allowed, but substitutions will be accepted in the event that a registrant is unable to attend.
  4. Franklin Covey HK Limited reserves the right to reject an enrolment at any time.
  5. Franklin Covey HK Limited reserves the right to cancel, modify or postpone the program due to unforeseen circumstances.
  6. The Program(s) and materials, whether or not protected by copyright, are not to be copied, recycled, reused or reproduced without the prior written approval of Licensor.

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Course Notes

  • For face-to-face classes, please remember to sign the attendance sheet both at the beginning and at the end of each session for the calculation of CPD hours. Participants who fail to sign the attendance sheet as instructed will be treated as absent.
  • For virtual classes, please enter the virtual meeting room 15 minutes before the class starts. You will be required to present your identification document (you may cover the ID number and other personal information) for identity verification by matching your photo and name.
  • According to the requirements of the Hong Kong Council for Accreditation of Academic and Vocational Qualifications (HKCAAVQ), any lateness or time spent away from the class during the session will be counted as accumulated absence. If the total absence time reaches 15 minutes or more, the training hours will be deducted, with the minimum deduction unit being 0.5 hour. Participants who are late by 30 minutes or more will not be awarded any training hours, regardless of the class duration.
  • The time displayed on the company’s or the course organiser’s clock shall prevail for attendance records.