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Life Insurance Corporation of India in Kurnool seeks a Mahila Career Advisor to guide women in exploring career paths and planning development opportunities. The role involves one-on-one and group sessions, community outreach, and collaboration with LIC branches to reach candidates.
Regular documentation and reporting ensure tracking of outcomes and service improvement, with an on-site, full-time commitment in the Kurnool office.
The Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC), founded in 1956, is a government-owned life insurance corporation and a leading organization in India’s insurance sector. Headquartered in Mumbai, Maharashtra, LIC provides a broad portfolio of products, including life and health insurance, pension plans, ULIPs, group schemes, and micro insurance. With an extensive network of agents and branches across India and overseas, LIC serves both resident and non-resident customers. The organization focuses on financial protection and long-term savings solutions, creating diverse career opportunities in advisory and customer-facing roles. Joining LIC means contributing to a trusted institution with a strong presence in communities nationwide.
The MAHILA CAREER ADVISOR (KURNOOL) is a full-time, on-site role based in Kurnool, focused on guiding individuals, particularly women, in exploring and planning career paths. Day-to-day responsibilities include conducting one-on-one and group counseling sessions, assessing career interests and strengths, and providing information on suitable roles and development opportunities within LIC and the broader job market. The role involves organizing workshops and awareness programs on career planning, employability skills, and financial security through insurance solutions. The advisor will collaborate with local branches, training teams, and community organizations to reach potential candidates and support their long-term career growth. Regular documentation, reporting, and follow-up with advised individuals are essential to track outcomes and improve services.