LICENSING EXAMS CAN BE CHALLENGING—WHICH IS WHERE WE COME IN.

The Insurance Institute provides study resources to prepare you to take the exams for Manitoba General Agent/Broker and Insurance Adjuster licences. As a trusted source of education for the p&c industry in Canada, we want to ensure that new entrants to our industry are well-prepared.

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General Insurance Agent/Broker Licensing - Education Requirements

Below are the education requirements needed to prepare you to pass your licensing exams. When you are confident that you know the content and are ready to take the exam, contact the Insurance Institute of Manitoba to schedule.

Level 1

Option 1:  Level One Study Kit (C81, C82) through the Insurance Institute of Manitoba
Option 2:  CIP courses: C11 and C130

Level 2

Level One requirements plus CIP courses: C130 and C131

Level 3

Level One and Two requirements plus CIP course: C132

Insurance Adjuster Licensing- Education Requirements

Below are the education requirements needed to prepare you to pass your licensing exams. When you are confident that you know the content and are ready to take the exam, contact the Insurance Institute of Manitoba to schedule.

Level 1

Pass a written examination set by the Insurance Council of Manitoba.

Level 2

Option 1: Successful completion of CIP course C11
Option 2: Successful completion of C81 and C82 (GIE Program)

Level 3

Level two requirements, plus successful completion of CIP courses: C12 and C110, plus your choice of C13 or C14 or C111 or C112

Level 4

Level three requirements plus successful completion of CIP courses C112 and C16

Level 5

Level four requirements plus completed CIP designation

Learning formats

We offer CIP classes in several learning formats to suit your busy schedule:

1. In-class learning
2. Virtual classes
3. Distance learning

To see what's on offer, visit our CIP classes page.

For more information about licensing requirements, you can contact the Insurance Council of Manitoba or the Insurance Institute of Manitoba.