Arkansas

 

CISR Commercial Casualty II - Location IIAA classroom Learning objectives for this course focus on the elements of legal liability: explaining the types, giving examples, and defining damages and sources of exposures. The Commercial General Liability Policy (CGL) is also central to this course, which includes an introduction to the CGL, a description of coverage parts, along with information about other CGL provisions and limits.Terms defined include: bodily injury, property damage, coverage territory and mobile equipment. There is more: Exposures covered by the Business Auto Policy will be identified, including types of equipment. There is more: Exposures covered by the Business Auto Policy will be identified, including types of Exposures covered by the Business Auto Policy will be identified, including types of vehicles and information about who is and who is not an insured in a BAP. No study of commercial casualty would be complete without thoroughly exploring the Workers Compensation and Employers Liability Policy. A state-specific discussion of coverage Issues and benefits makes this a must-attend course.Seminar starts at 8:00 a.m. sharp (check in 7:30-8:00) Lecture ends are 3:30 with 1 hour test for designee candidates at 4:00 Seminar earns 7 hours of State CE Credit. [+]

This course combines assigned online study and classroom instruction to accomplish the goal of passing your Property & Casualty exam. Unlike other schools available, our tuition includes the cost of a comprehensive online exam simulator which can help you prepare for your exam. Instructor: Marla Williams [+]

Classes start at 8:00 a.m. each of the three days. This course combines assigned online study and classroom instruction to accomplish the goal of passing your Life and Health exam. Unlike other schools available, our tuition includes the cost of a comprehensive online exam simulator which can help you prepare for your exam. Instructor: Wayne Shearon [+]

Begins at 1:00pm. This is a 3 hour Ethics course presentation to fulfill your ethics CE requirement. Instructor: Marla Williams [+]

Your learning objective in this course is to take away a complete understanding of Personal Auto Policy coverage with Related Vehicles and Personal Umbrella coverage. You’ll learn to determine whether or not a particular vehicle is eligible to be written, or if a specific person is a “family member.” And discover whether or not a vehicle is “your covered auto” or a “newly acquired auto.” Sections of the course address liability coverage, medical payments, uninsured and underinsured motorists, plus damage/collision coverage and exclusions. You’ll learn to advise an “insured” regarding their duties when making a claim, and be able to explain the need for the auto loan/lease endorsement. Because the Personal Umbrella Policy provides protection in conjunction with the customer’s other personal lines policies, you need to have knowledge of what it covers, how it applies to specific losses, and how to calculate what the payment would be. Seminar starts at 8:00 sharp (check in 7:30 – 8:00). Lecture ends at 3:30 with 1 hour test for designee candidates at 4:00. Seminar earns 7 hours of state CE credit. [+]

Course provides 6 hours general CE credit. Instructor: Marla Williams [+]

Career Builders This is a three day seminar that qualifies for 24 hours of continuing education (including 3 hours of ethics). The course will be presented by Wayne Shearon, Tuition is $295.00. Topics to be covered include: Developing A Professional Image Life & Health Insurance Concepts Products and Services Defining Your Target Market Fear of Cold Calling Overcoming Stalls & Objections Closing Principals The Sales Presentation [+]

Commercial Property (CIC) Institute Location IIAA Classroom At this institute, you will learn innovative ways to maximize coverage for various types of commercial property accounts. Topics covered: Commercial Property Causes of Loss Forms* Commercial Property Endorsements* Commercial Inland Marine Coverage* Time Element Coverages* Businessowners Policies* Equipment Breakdown Inland Marine Construction Occupancy Protection Exposures (COPE) Specific State Exposures/Innovations/Special Coverages Commercial Property Coverage* Participants will: Learn Commercial Property Policy essentials, including coverages, endorsements and how they apply. Become familiar with Time Element Coverage (Business Income) and recommended endorsements. Study various Inland Marine forms -- Builder's Risk, Contractors Equipment, and Transportation Coverage. This institute starts at 10:00 a.m. Wednesday and goes to 3:00 p.m. on Friday. Test given for prospective designation earners on Saturday morning. Tuition:$380. [+]