Contained in this course of instruction is 21 hours continuing education content designed to help an insurance producer with renewing their license. The course is broken up into four segments that each address a different aspect of property and casualty insurance. The opening segment explores dwelling and homeowners insurance policies. This segment will discuss the available policy forms, the scope of coverage, and endorsements that can be used to augment coverage. The next segment of the course examines automobile insurance. This segment will look at both automobile insurance policies for private individuals and automobile insurance for commercial enterprises. A segment of this course deals with business related insurance policies. This segment begins with a thorough discussion of commercial insurance policies, specifically the types of insurance that are typically bundled into a commercial package policy. Then, this segment will cover businessowner’s insurance policies and the unique protection this kind of policy can provide. This segment wraps up by talking about workers’ compensation insurance. This portion will look at the history, purpose, and benefits of workers’ comp. This portion will also address the related responsibilities of employees and employers. The course will conclude with an exploration of other forms of property and casualty insurance, such as errors and omissions insurance, flood insurance, and boatowners insurance. Once a student has finished the course they will be asked to complete a final exam. The purpose of this exam is to promote understanding, comprehension, and retention of the lessons in the course.
Course Format: Text
Credit Type: Property & Casualty
Course ID(s): 110073, 110073
Approved By: Department of Commerce And Consumer Affairs - Insurance Division
