Licensing in Alberta

Required Care-First education

Access Care-First training for your role and learn how to earn applicable continuing education credits.

Care-First will reshape Alberta's auto insurance landscape beginning January 1, 2027. To support you through this change, we are offering free, mandatory training for agents and brokers and for case managers. Each course is designed to meet the foundational knowledge required for specific roles to operate within the Care-First framework.

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Care-First for agents and brokers: 15 CE credits

The Alberta Insurance Council (AIC) has designated the agents and brokers course as equivalent to 15 hours of continuing education. To earn the CE credits, you must complete all six topics and achieve a minimum final assessment grade of 80%. Each module includes a quiz to help you prepare for the final assessment. You have two attempts to pass the assessment before you need to repeat the course.

Course topics

  • Background and overview
  • Care and treatment benefits
  • Income replacement, financial supports and permanent impairment
  • Ability to sue and third-party liability
  • Guiding injured Albertans through claims
  • Dispute resolution process
AIC

Insurance licensing is overseen by the Alberta Insurance Council (AIC) in Alberta.

Care-First course for agents and brokers

This course is intended for agents and brokers who need Care-First training and applicable AIC continuing education credits.

Access Care-First for agents and brokers
  • Self-paced e-learning
  • Six topics
  • Embedded quizzes to assess your learning
  • Final assessment requiring 80% or better
  • Earn 15 CE credits
Care-First for Agents and Brokers

Care-First course for case managers

Coming soon...