CICs (Certified Insurance Counselors) are Recognized for Their Expertise and Commitment to the Industry.
This program consists of seven CIC courses
PROGRAM TOPICS:
- Commercial Casualty
- Commercial Property
- Life & Health Essentials
- Personal Lines
- Agency Management
- Commercial Multiline
- Insurance Company Operations
The CIC program is continuously reviewed, updated, and expanded to fit your professional needs. The enhanced curriculum examines topics important to your success, including insurance exposures, exclusions, and coverages.
Who Should Attend CIC Courses?
Licensed agents, brokers, adjusters, or solicitors; or have at least two years of full-time experience in the insurance industry or as a risk management professional; or have served for at least two years as a full-time insurance faculty member at an accredited college or university.
Earn a Prestigious CIC Designation
To earn a CIC Designation, successfully complete five courses and pass the corresponding exams within five calendar years. Courses may be taken in any order. Note: Insurance professionals are welcome to take CIC courses without the intent to earn a designation. The exam is required only if earning the designation.
What Does a CIC Course Entail?
There are seven core components to the CIC Program. Each course includes 16 hours of instruction by nationally recognized industry experts. An exam is offered following each course. This exam is required for anyone working toward the CIC Designation.
Maintain Your Designation – CIC Designation Requirements
After receiving the CIC designation, no further examinations are required. To keep your designation current, you will need to complete any one of these annual update options.
- Any CIC Course
- Any James K. Ruble Graduate Seminar *
- Other programs offered by the Alliance (including CRM courses, CPRM courses, PROFocus Series*, or Dynamics Series*)
* Must be a dues-paid member of the Alliance to earn update credit.
Note: When planning your annual update, please keep in mind that you may not repeat a course in the same licensing period for CE credit. Credit will be granted only once per licensing period. Courses must not be taken within six months of each other, even if taken in two different licensing periods.
