General Insurance & Adjuster CE Courses for BC: 20 Continuing Education Credits Available change province

This course is designed to give both new and experienced insurance professionals a good look at the current landscape of insurance fraud and the tools and techniques used to combat it. We look at insurance fraud across all types of insurance, modern detection methods that use data analytics, A.I. and machine learning through various software platforms, prevention strategies, and strategies for collaboration to reduce insurance fraud. Whether you’re an agent, broker, or adjuster, you’ll find valuable insights that will help you better understand and address fraud in your daily work.

This is a one-hour online continuing education course for professionals in the Canadian insurance industry. This course provides an in-depth exploration of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) mechanisms available in the insurance sector, focusing on their application, benefits, and strategic importance. The course aims to offer a conceptual understanding of how ADR methods such as mediation, arbitration, and negotiation can be effectively utilized to resolve disputes between insurers and insureds, thereby reducing legal costs and avoiding lengthy litigation.

This course is designed to deepen the understanding of managing risk through insurance within the realm of financial planning. Tailored specifically for experienced insurance professionals in Canada, it provides a look at the strategic use of insurance products to effectively mitigate financial risks. A core focus is on being strategic and holistic in approaching a formal risk management process.

This course looks at the roles, responsibilities, ethical and legal implications of using a Power of Attorney and Trusted Contact Person in Canadian insurance. This is a technical course for all insurance types, general, property, casual, life, accident, sickness and adjusters.

This course provides an overview of ethical principles and professional conduct in the insurance industry. It is designed to help insurance professionals understand and apply ethical standards in their practices and decision-making processes. This is a technical course for all insurance types, general, property, casual, life, accident, sickness and adjusters.

This one-hour course is designed to provide insurance professionals with a rapid yet comprehensive overview of the legal principles underlying insurance contracts in Canada. Participants will explore the duties of both parties involved, dive into the concept of utmost good faith, and gain insights into effective dispute resolution mechanisms. This is a technical course for all insurance types, general, property, casual, life, accident, sickness and adjusters.

As the insurance industry undergoes digital transformation, new ethical challenges arise. This course explores the ethics of Big Data collection and use, Artificial Intelligence in underwriting, and the ethics of digital communications and privacy. This is a technical course for all insurance types, general, property, casual, life, accident, sickness and adjusters.

This course explains how business owners get compensated and where life insurance, disability, health and dental benefits, along with insurance for assets and property fit into different types of businesses and business structures. This is a technical course suitable for all insurance types.

This course introduces Risk Management concepts to the insurance professional and explains the definition of risk, understanding loss, elements of risk control and how we finance risk. This is a great overview for the basis of insurance. This technical course is approved in all provinces for all licence types.

This is a legal course on Money Laundering for all insurance professionals that require CE Credit. It covers the technical requirements for disclosure to FINTRAC (the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Center of Canada), money laundering laws in Canada, and the role of "the Act," known as the PCMFTLA - Proceeds of Crime, Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Act. This course includes over 40 different examples of how to detect money laundering among your clients. This technical course is approved in all provinces for all types of licences. Three credit hours total.

This is a legal course on Money Laundering for all insurance professionals that require CE Credit. It covers the technical requirements for disclosure to FINTRAC (the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Center of Canada), money laundering laws in Canada, and the role of "the Act," known as the PCMFTLA - Proceeds of Crime, Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Act. This course includes over 40 different examples of how to detect money laundering among your clients. This technical course is approved in all provinces and for all types of licences. Three credit hours total. Part 2 of 3. Note: you must take all three hours to received credit for this course.

This is a legal course on Money Laundering for all insurance professionals that require CE Credit. It covers the technical requirements for disclosure to FINTRAC (the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Center of Canada), money laundering laws in Canada, and the role of "the Act," known as the PCMFTLA - Proceeds of Crime, Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Act. This course includes over 40 different examples of how to detect money laundering among your clients. This technical course is approved in all provinces and for all license types. Three credit hours total. Part 1 of 3. Note: you must take all three hours to received credit for this course.

In Understanding Tort Law, you will cover basic legal concepts and the connection between Common Law and Tort Law. You will also learn about the seven types of Intentional Torts, Criminal Torts versus Intentional Torts as well look at several court studies showing the evolution of this legal concept in Insurance.

In The Reasonable Man and Damages", you will learn about torts, negligence, cause (both actual and proximate) and the various types of damages that can be awarded to resolve disputes of tort and negligence. As well, you will learn how various cases such as Donoghue v. Stevenson (1932), Blythe v. Birmingham (1856) and other cases up to 1990 have increased and clarified our view of what is a Reasonable Man in the courts.

This is a great course to learn about types and categories of risk, methods of managing risk, ACV, RC and many other insurance concepts and terms that you can apply daily at your workplace. This is a technical course.

This course discusses common insurance legal terms that deal with Negligence. In less than an hour you will have an increased working knowledge of Torts, Negligence, Proximate Cause and many other important insurance terms. This is a technical course.

To understand insurance contracts it is important to understand some of the history, technical jargon and terms of the legal system. In this course you will see how the history of law over the past 2000 years relates to present day insurance practices. This is a technical course.

Civil Law in Canada: Quebec Insurance Law Basics (Life, A&S version). Learn about the similarities and differences we have with Quebec's insurance law and legal system; it might surprise you! This is a great course if any of your clients are travelling in or through or even relocating from La Belle Province! This is a technical course.

This is a great primer on insurance law in Canada. Along with legal concepts, there will be legal definitions presented that are important to the insurance market as well as to other markets utilizing contracts.

Client needs analysis: it's much easier to retain an existing customer than to find a new one. Embrace insurance clients' concerns in an a way that will show superior service standards. In this course, you will learn several "use it today" tools and techniques that will help upset customers. This is a technical course.