Earn CE Credits in Insurance Anytime, Anywhere
Stay current with industry trends and gain actionable skills through our comprehensive CE credits for insurance courses, designed for convenience and accessibility. Whether you're new to the industry or a broker with decades of experience, our courses provide essential insights for insurance professionals.
Why Choose Our CE Courses?
Our continuing education (CE) offerings include topics like emerging technologies (e.g., cannabis and blockchain) and specialized areas such as terrorism and liability coverage. These courses go beyond licensing exams, ensuring you have the expertise to excel in your role.
Looking to deepen your knowledge in niche markets like construction insurance? You’ll find targeted CE courses here to support your professional growth. Each course includes regularly updated case law to enhance client discussions and boost your ability to SELL effectively.
What’s Included in Your Subscription?
By Signing Up You'll Get...
 ACCREDITED CE COURSES
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Unlimited access to a catalog of provincially approved CE courses for just $12.50/month (billed annually). Courses are updated frequently to meet the latest industry and regulatory (ie. Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA)) standards. |
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Stay informed about trends our industry, with actionable insights delivered straight to your inbox. |
 CERTIFICATE TRACKING
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Never lose track of your achievements. Your CE credit certificates are emailed to you and stored in your account for easy access. |
 [NEW] MOBILE APP
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Complete your CE courses on the go with our app, available on Google Play and the App Store. |
Regular RIBO Brokers need 8 hours of RIBO CE credits each year between October 1st and September 30th.
RIBO CE courses taken must include: 1 hr Ethics, 3 hours Technical, and up to 2 hours Personal Skills. Once these minimum categories are met, you can take whatever courses you want to make up the mandatory 8 hours (ie. 2 more RIBO Accredited Technical courses).
Up to 8 hours of RIBO credits can be carried over to the next year.
Principal Brokers and Deputy Principal Brokers need 10 hours. At minimum, you must take the following RIBO CE courses: 1 hour Ethics, 5 hours Management, and Personal Skills cannot be used. Once this minimum criteria is met, you can take whatever combination of courses you want to make up the mandatory 10 hours (ie. 4 more RIBO Accredited Technical courses).
Up to 10 hours of RIBO credits can be carried over to the next year.
Newly Licensed RIBO Brokers need to meet their 8 RIBO CE credit requirement the first October after registration.
Our RIBO CE courses include the RIBO Course Category it was accredited for on the certificate of completion.
General Insurance Agents and Adjusters in Alberta need 15 hours of CE credits between July 1st and the next June 30th. You can carry forward up to 7.5 hours of credits to the next year.
Our AIC Accredited CE courses come with an Alberta Accreditation Committee Course ID on the certificate of completion.
All General Insurance Agents/Brokers in British Columbia must get 8 CE course credit hours per year between June 1 to May 31 regardless of licensing level, designations held or years of experience.
Regular licensees are required to get 12 CE credit hours each year.
Experienced licensees with at least 25 years of continuous general insurance experience only need 8 CE credit hours a year.
Designation-holding licensees need 8 CE credits a year.
All General Insurance Brokers in Manitoba need 8 CE credits between June 1st and May 31st. You can carry forward up to 4 hours of CE hours to the next year.
Our Insurance Council of Manitoba accredited CE courses come with an ICM Course # on the certificate of completion.
Douglas Everett, CIP, Lead CE Instructor
Douglas started in the insurance industry in 1974 working in claims, commercial lines, and marketing before landing as President of CHES Special Risks Inc. In 1979, he received his CIP Designation and became an Associate of the Insurance Institute of Canada (IIC).
In 1985, he became an Approved Instructor for the Insurance Institute of Canada. Since then, he’s run seminars and CE courses for brokers all over the world including helping to create several certification programs for insurance brokers and MGA's. Doug also has work published in Canadian Underwriter Magazine: Terrorist Acts Insurance (2015) & Faulty Workmanship (2016).
At PNC Learning, Doug shares his expertise with students by creating CE courses covering critical broker skills and all of the latest and most important topics impacting our industry today.
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To find specific courses for your province or RIBO credit category, refer to the legend below and look for courses tagged with the code for your province or credit category.
If there's something you'd like to learn about but can't find here, let us know and we'll be happy to build it for you or your team.
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mga compliance
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had a really wonderful experience
had a really wonderful experience
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Directors and Officers Insurance
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excellent
Read LessIC81 Drone Legislation and Insurance
Great Info
Very informative
Very informative
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Really loved this course, was a great review for me - easy to follow and listen too
Really loved this course, was a great review for me - easy to follow and listen too
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Good to have an understanding & knowledge of Fintrac
Good to have an understanding & knowledge of Fintrac
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Good info to know
Good info to know
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Excellent course that is informative and interesting that covers various issues relating to construction. Enjoyed this course a lot.
Excellent course that is informative and interesting that covers various issues relating to construction. Enjoyed this course a lot.
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Excellent! It's nice to refresh my memory of underwriting issues. Nice course.
Excellent! It's nice to refresh my memory of underwriting issues. Nice course.
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Informative, useful, and interesting!
Informative, useful, and interesting!
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compliance by MGA- provincial regulators PIPEDA
compliance by MGA- provincial regulators PIPEDA
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great information especially brokers not well informed and pretending to be
great information especially brokers not well informed and pretending to be
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INTERESTING material
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text is valuable.. concise and precise
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great information especially the changes in 2019
great information especially the changes in 2019
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CE stands for continuing education. All licensed brokers and agents have a professional and regulatory duty to stay up to date with the latest industry changes and work to expand their professional knowledge. Regulators require us to meet our CE requirements to ensure we are prepared to serve our clients as trusted professionals.
A CE credit is usually awarded for each hour of learning although partial credits may be given out. Regulators require that licensees earn a certain number of continuing education credits each period to maintain and renew our license.
This depends on the province. Refer to our continuing education credit requirements table for the latest information based on your license classification and your home province.
Most provincial regulators do not track your CE credits for you. You are required to keep your own records of courses taken and credits earned. However, if you are using PNC Learning’s CE bundle, you can check the “Certificates” section under “My Account” to check and download your certificates.
We are not accountants so we cannot advise on your particular tax situation. However, you should be able to write these off as a training or business expenses against your income. Many employers will also pay for your credits.
Yes. We offer our CE credit courses exclusively online so you can take them any time, anywhere. All your certificates are tracked online via our platform, as well.
No, they do not, but if you have licenses in multiple provinces, you are only required to meet the CE requirements of your home province.
Yes. There are different CE credit courses and requirements for general vs. LLQP licensees.
You can check your provincial regulator’s website for the most up-to-date information, and we also outline what you need for each province above.
If you do not complete your required CE credits in time, you cannot renew your license and may be subject to further penalties and fines imposed by your provincial licensing body.
Yes, you can take multiple CE courses within the same day to earn multiple credits. Some courses are also worth more than 1 CE credit.
Yes. You can see which provinces each course is approved for by looking at the province codes in the course name.
You can check your provincial regulator’s website for the most up-to-date information, and we also outline what you need for each province above.
CE courses have to be insurance-specific. Each province has its own requirements on what courses qualify for CE credits and what content they are allowed to contain. Our courses are approved in every province listed in the course name.