Getting an Alberta Insurance License

Getting an Alberta Insurance License is a great career move. Whether you’re just starting out or want to advance your career with the industry, this license will open the door to many employment opportunities across the country and Canada PNC Learning. The specific licensing requirements will vary from province to province but a provincial insurance association can provide you with the information you need to succeed.

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The Alberta Level 1 Licensing exam is a requirement for those interested in becoming an insurance broker or agent. ILScorp offers a complete L1 program that includes the course material needed to prepare for the exam, study materials and a certification exam. Once you have successfully completed the program and passed the certification exam, ILScorp will mark you as certified and you can register for the Alberta Licensing Exam.

In the province of Alberta, all drivers are required to have car insurance. The minimum coverage is Third Party Liability which provides for injuries (and even death) to other people that you accidentally cause. Additional coverage options include Direct Compensation for Property Damage (DCPD) which provides coverage for vehicle collisions that are your fault and Comprehensive which covers any damage to the vehicle that is not caused by a collision such as vandalism, theft and animal collision. Having car insurance in Alberta is essential because it protects you and your passengers from financial hardship. The cost of this insurance will depend on your driving history, age and other factors.