Registration

Congratulations on taking the first step to a new career.

Our program is top-notch and will blow away the competition. Designed by industry experts, one of whom played a role in developing the licensing exam, this program will give you, or your new hire, valuable insights into the industry. It’s not just about being able to pass the test. It’s about retaining the information and building the foundation they need to have a successful career. You will see a difference in taking our sessions rather than the competition.

Registration Fee: $229
IIA of IL members receive a discounted rate of $199 which will be applied automatically during checkout.

Fee includes book, online flash cards, quiz, and access to instructors after program.

Class Times:
  Day One: Registration - 8:00 am
                     Class: 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
  Day Two: Class: 8:30 am - 4:30 pm

Registration:

Illinois Insurance Pre-Licensing Program uses the IIA of IL to process registrations. Please read the following notes before proceeding to registration.

1. You will be taken to the IIA of IL website to complete the registration process.
2. You will be required to create a new user account. Use the email address you would like confirmation and resource emails sent to.
3. Enter student information in all fields. Name should be entered as it appears on their government issued ID (i.e. Driver's License).
4. If you have questions while registering, call 833-99LEARN (995-3276) or email info@ILPreLicensing.com.

View the Illinois Insurance Pre-Licensing Program Cancellation Policy here.

Completion Certificate
In order to receive your certificate which will enable to sit for the State licensing exam you will have to:

1. Take a 25 question quiz per line of authority (Property, Casualty, Life, Accident & Health) and pass with a 70% (18 out of 25).
2. Attend 7 ½ hours of classroom instruction for each line of authority (Property, Casualty, Life, Accident & Health) that you have enrolled in will be tracked through attendance check-ins throughout the 7 ½ hours of instruction.