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NCCI’s Learning Center Transformed

01 Mar, 2024 NCCI

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WHAT’S NEW:  NCCI’s Learning Center has been completely transformed with a new, streamlined design to deliver a modern user experience.

This invaluable educational resource is for all stakeholders who support carriers and the broader workers compensation industry. It is also available free of charge. The topic-driven modules contain a series of short video courses that anyone can access and watch at their own pace, with three levels of learning: beginning, intermediate, and advanced.

We are also excited to introduce a learning path specially curated for agents.

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