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Insurance CE
360training is a recognized partner for your online insurance continuing education and license renewal needs. Let us help you renew your insurance license today!
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Renewal Training Basics
What Is Insurance License Renewal Training?
Insurance License Renewal Training or Continuing Education (CE) is a regulated requirement for licensed insurance professionals. It consists of state-approved coursework (typically online) that helps agents or adjusters keep their knowledge up to date and maintain their licensure.
Can I Take Insurance CE Training Online?
Yes! All 50 states—including D.C.—allow CE to be completed 100% online, via self-paced, video, or text modules. 360training’s programs are online and accessible 24/7 from any device.
Is Your Insurance Renewal Training Legitimate?
Yes. 360training is a recognized and accredited continuing education (CE) provider with courses approved in all 50 states (plus the District of Columbia). We have served the industry for over two decades and are used by individuals and businesses nationwide.
CE Renewal & Course Selection
What Continuing Education Do I Need to Renew My License?
CE requirements vary by state and by license type. Most states require around 20–24 credit hours every 1–2 years, which usually include mandatory ethics hours plus electives.
Which Insurance Continuing Education Courses Do I Need?
That depends on your state and license type (e.g., Life & Health, Property & Casualty, Insurance Adjuster). 360training offers state- and line-specific CE packages (such as 24-hour L&H or P&C for your state) to satisfy all mandatory and elective requirements.
How Do I Get My Insurance License Renewed?
- Check your state’s CE requirements (hours and topic breakdown).
- Select state-approved CE courses that meet those criteria—360training offers packages tailored by state and license type.
- Complete the coursework online at your own pace.
- Report your course completion directly to your state regulator.
- Pay any required renewal fees via your state's Department of Insurance.
Once the state verifies everything, your license renewal is processed.