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How insurance licensing works in Canada. Insurance is regulated at both the federal and provincial level in this country. The federal level is focused on ensuring the financial stability of insurance companies, and the provincial level deals with the licensing of individuals. Each province and territory has its own insurance regulator.
Applied professional courses allow you to explore one or more common career paths in the industry. These courses have prerequisites. See the individual courses for details. C110. Essentials of Loss Adjusting. C111. Advanced Loss Adjusting. C112. Practical Issues in Claims Management.
Our programs are designed to appeal to all streams of the property and casualty industry - brokers, risk managers, claims professionals, underwriters, adjusters, appraisers and more.
Booking your OTL Exam. Exam times are booked on a first-come, first-served basis, so schedule your exam immediately after registering. In-person exams are offered monthly at the following Institute offices on a limited schedule. Upcoming in-person exam dates: March 13, April 24, May 8.
How virtual proctoring works. Students who opt to take their exams online will connect to their exam using a personal computer or laptop in a location of their choice. They will be monitored by a live proctor throughout the exam via their webcam and microphone. The entire exam session will be recorded, and any unusual behaviour will be flagged.
Exam changes: Deferrals, rescheduling, withdrawal. Exams must be written at the session immediately following completion of the tuition semester. Deferral. Students who need to defer their exam to the next exam administration period must contact Member Services (1-866-362-8585) prior to their exam date.
The Institute was established as a not-for-profit organization in 1899. It now serves more than 41,000 members across Canada through 19 volunteer-driven provincial institutes and chapters. The Institute sets professional standards for the industry through education programs that lead to a range of accreditations, including the internationally ...
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