Insurance Broker Course

A licensed property and casualty insurance broker deals with home, automobile and business insurance. An insurance broker works for the client and not the insurance company. They offer you a choice among insurance products and will help you find the right coverage for you, your home or your business.

At Eastern Academy, we offer top-notch insurance broker courses in St. John’s for aspirants who want to begin practicing as an insurance broker in Newfoundland and Labrador.

To practice as a property and casualty insurance broker, graduates must apply for and be granted a Level 1 license once employed with a brokerage firm.

The Insurance Broker program we offer at Eastern Academy will prepare graduates to become eligible to apply for their Level 1 license to become Property and Casualty (P&C) insurance brokers in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador.

Our Program Courses:

Ever since our inception three decades ago, we at Eastern Academy have always strived to train graduates from across the Canadian region to achieve excellent career success. 

Our institution has enjoyed exceptional growth and transformation. Over the years, we have kept expanding the scope of our programs to a large variety that includes healthcare, information technology and business. All these programs offer various courses streamlined to cater to individual aspirations.

Here are the insurance broker courses in St. John’s that we offer as a part of our business program:

• CAIB 1 Module 340 hours
• Exam Preparation – Certification Exam 40
• Student Success Strategies 20
• Software Lab: Computer Fundamentals 40
• Software Lab: Word Processing 40
• Software Lab: Spreadsheets 40
• Software Lab: Database Management 40
• Business Law 80
• Business Math 40
• Writing for Comprehension 40
• Career Planning and Preparation Level I 20
• Career Planning and Preparation Level II 20
• Total Hours: 760

Program Admission Requirements:

• Applicants must have specific academic qualifications and certifications to be eligible to enroll in our program. You can have a look at some of them below.
• High School Graduates or Equivalent
• High School graduates are eligible for admission to the Insurance Broker program. Students must complete an application form and provide a copy of High School, Adult Basic Education, or G. E. D. results