The NASBP Make Surety a Career Program provides university instructors and college students with free resources to learn more about surety bonding, including classroom curriculum and an online course geared toward college students, all of which are readily accessible from the NASBP website at https://learn.nasbp.org/MakeSuretyACareer.

Cultivating Internship Connections

NASBP continues to grow its list of surety agencies and companies that offer or may be willing to offer internship experiences for college students. This is a critical component of the part of the Program aimed at college students. If a student completes the Make Surety a Career Online Course, he or she can request consideration for an available internship or position with a surety agency or surety company.

If your agency or company offers or is willing to offer internship experiences for college students, consider participating in the Make Surety a Career Program. Internships often are formative experiences for those fortunate to find them and can be powerful attractors of talent to our industry. Expressions of interest may be directed to prodev@nasbp.org. Let us know the best contact at your agency or company for internships and/or surety professional opportunities, as well as pertinent information regarding the opportunity, and NASBP will provide the information to interested students.

Other Ways to Promote the NASBP Make Surety Program 

• Share the NASBP Make Surety a Career Program website with professors at your alma maters and local universities who teach insurance and business classes and with whom you may have a relationship.
• Relay the Make Surety a Career Program to the college career centers, also known as a career services or career development offices, at your alma mater and at local universities.
• Use this flyer to promote the Program
• Share the Program on social media! Use NASBP graphics in your post or just use the share button ↗️on a post from NASBP.

Through the Make Surety a Career Program, we can position the surety industry as a most capable competitor with other industries for its fair share of next-generation talent.

The Make Surety a Career Program was developed by the Surety Industry Research Foundation (SIRF), a 501(c)(3) entity affiliated with the NASBP.