This course provides all 24 hours of CE that you need! This course will review key concepts and principles of Property & Casualty insurance and includes 3 hours of ethics. The course is made up of five segments that each examine a different aspect of property and casualty insurance. The course will open with a discussion of ethics and ethical behavior. This segment will talk about both the concept of ethics and the practical application of ethical principles for insurance producers. The next segment covers insurance policies for private residences. This segment will explore the available dwelling and homeowners insurance policy forms, the scope of the coverage provided by dwelling and homeowners insurance, and various endorsements that can be used to augment coverage. The third segment of the course addresses personal and commercial automobile insurance policies. The fourth segment of this course looks at business related insurance policies. This segment starts with a portion discussing commercial insurance policies that are commonly bundled into commercial package policies. Then, this segment will examine businessowner’s insurance policies and the unique protection provided by this kind of policy. The final portion of this segment talks about workers’ compensation insurance. This portion will look at the history, purpose, and benefits of workers’ comp. The last segment of the course explores other forms of property and casualty insurance. This segment will cover specialized forms of insurance such as errors and omissions insurance, flood insurance, and boatowners insurance. Upon finishing the course, a student will be asked to complete a final exam. The point of this exam is to promote understanding, comprehension, and retention of the content in the course.
Course Format: Text
Credit Type: Property & Casualty, Ethics
Course ID(s): 94346
Approved By: Department of Insurance And Financial Services
