Professionals working in Insurance or Finance often require Continuing Education credits to maintain their designation. Browse courses that meet your requirements, or choose one of our course packages, specially curated to advance your knowledge. The courses on continuingeducation.learnformula may be counted towards professionally relevant, verifiable learning activities. It is the student's responsibility to confirm that the courses they take are valid for credit in their jurisdiction.
General insurance licensees in Saskatchewan must earn CE credits each annual reporting period (based on the licensee's individual licensing anniversary), by licence class:
Property & Casualty (general insurance): 12 credits — reduced to 8 for licensees with 25+ years' continuous P&C experience, or who hold a recognized designation (AIIC, CAIB, CCIB, CIP, CPCU, CRM, FCIP, FIIC, FRM)
Restricted Auto: 3 credits
Restricted Travel: 3 credits
Adjuster: 8 credits
Crop Hail Adjuster: 6 credits every 2 years
CE must be directly related to the licensee's licence class (P&C products/services or agency management; auto; travel; claims handling). Sales, promotion and motivation courses do not qualify; computer-training courses do not qualify except brokerage/client-management-system training, which may count up to 25% of the annual requirement under limited conditions. 1 hour = 1 credit; minimum 1-hour course; maximum 8 credits per day; no carry-forward between reporting periods. Licensees self-report annually and must keep certificates for at least 4 years for audit
Finance & Insurance CE courses are built around relevant, verifiable content that can be applied toward GICS CE hours. As with any provider, it remains the member's responsibility to confirm an activity fits their own professional development needs before claiming it.
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