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To get started, create your account or login to an existing account. Select your courses and submit your payment + DOI posting fees. Then complete your courses and we will report your CE hours directly to the DOI.

Courses are labeled Life & Health or Casualty Agents. Courses labeled ANY agent can be take by either life of casualty agents.

Go to the DOI website at www.insurance.ca.gov. Choose Agents, then Check License Status. Continuing Education is at the bottom. It will show the credit required and applied (already taken). Or you can view general CE Rules here.

Yes. 3 hours of specifically-approved ethics training is required for every renewal period (2 years). We have several courses that do double duty in that they earn credits for you and at the same time meet the ethics requirements. This saves you from taking and paying for a separate ethics course. These courses are clearly marked on every course list.

The state regulates the amount of pages and questions in a given course. Generally, it follows that 10 pages of content equals 1 credit hour. Somewhere between 3 to 5 questions are required per credit hour. So, a 4 hour course can have 40 pages and a minimum of 12 questions; a 30 hour course can have 300 pages and 100 questions.

Mark answers to each exam on your answer sheet. Details on your exam or book.

You get instant results and instant certificates with all online courses. If you get your course materials online and choose to fax or mail your answers, we will grade your exam and send a Certificate of Completion by email within 48 hours.

To get started, create your account or login to an existing account. Select your courses and submit your payment + DOI posting fees. Then complete your courses and we will report your CE hours directly to the DOI.

We only collect information needed to produce a certificate and send results to the State. All data is entered and stored on secure pages and servers indicated by the tiny lock at the top of your browser and the “https” code at the top.

Yes, as long as you are in a different renewal period, e.g., Jack takes course 142 in the renewal period ending 6/30/19. In 2020 Jack repeats 142 again which is okay because he is in a different two-year renewal period ending 6/30/21.