A&S Courses
Looking for A&S accredited CE Courses?
Our continuing education courses for Accident and Sickness Credits are available to all ILScorp Life/A&S CE Subscription Subscribers. We currently have over 35 course titles accredited in numerous provinces. See the complete list below and search for any of these course titles when logged into your e-learning account.
TABLE OF COURSE TITLES AND ALL ACCREDITATION INFO
Course Name | CEU | Accreditation Number | CE Credit Category | Province |
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Accident and Sickness Review Course Part 1 | 3 | AIC#58757;MB12302 | A&S – Technical | BC|AB|SK|MB|ON |
Accident and Sickness Review Course Part 2 | 4 | AIC#58758;MB12303 | A&S – Technical | BC|AB|SK|MB|ON |
Agent Development – How Employee Group Benefit Plans Work | 3 | AIC#60430;MB12557 | A&S – Technical | BC|AB|SK|MB|ON |
Agent Development Course Disability Insurance | 3 | AIC#60431;MB3215 | A&S – Technical | BC|AB|SK|MB|ON |
BC – An Insurance Professional Regulatory Responsibilities | 3 | Life/A&S – Technical | BC | |
Critical Illness Insurance: Benefits for the Living | 3 | AIC#58759;MB3158 | A&S – Technical | BC|AB|SK|MB|ON |
Disability (Income Replacement) Insurance – Part 1 | 3 | MB3162 | A&S – Technical | BC|SK|MB|ON |
Disability (Income Replacement) Insurance – Part 2 | 3 | MB3163 | A&S – Technical | BC|SK|MB|ON |
Disability Income Replacement Insurance | 6 | AIC65047 | A&S – Technical | AB |
Ethical Theory & Conduct in the Insurance Industry: Ethics Defined & Practical Foundations |
2 | AIC#60349; MB31690; CSF19-03-46091 | Life/A&S – Technical | BC|AB|SK|MB|QC |
Ethical Theory & Conduct in the Insurance Industry: The Ethical Agent | 2 | AIC#60350; MB31691; CSF19-03-46107 | Life/A&S – Technical | BC|AB|SK|MB|QC |
Ethical Theory & Conduct in the Insurance Industry: The Ethical Agent Case Examples |
2 | AIC#60351; MB31692; CSF19-03-46108 | Life/A&S – Technical | BC|AB|SK|MB|QC |
Ethics in the Insurance Industry – Part 1 | 3 | MB12568; CSF13-10-30629; MFDA#1000001532 | Life/A&S – Technical | BC|SK|MB|QC |
Ethics in the Insurance Industry – Part 2 | 3 | MB12569; CSF13-10-30630; MFDA#1000001534 | Life/A&S – Technical | BC|SK|MB|QC |
Ethics in the Insurance Industry – Part 3 | 4 | MB13925; CSF13-10-30631; MFDA#1000001535 | Life/A&S – Technical | BC|SK|MB|QC |
Group RPPs and Disability Income Insurance | 3 | AIC#59905; MB12585; CSF14-01-31194; MFDA#1000001582 | A&S – Technical | BC|AB|SK|MB|ON|QC |
Guidance on Fair Treatment of Customers | 2 | MB34143; AIC65050; CSF23-03-57902 | Life/A&S – Technical | BC|AB|SK|MB|ON|QC |
How do they get that Price? Employee Benefit Pricing | 2 | AIC#60421;MB 10670 | A&S – Technical | BC|AB|SK|MB|ON |
How Group Insurance Plans Work | 2 | AIC#60422;MB12584; CSF14-01-31195; MFDA#1000001581 | A&S – Technical | BC|AB|SK|MB|ON|QC |
Incentive Management Guidance | 1 | AIC#68068; MB#44127 | Life/A&S – Technical | BC|AB|SK|MB|ON |
Individual Disability Income Insurance and Related Policies | 1 | AIC#60424;MB#30085; CSF19-02-45698 | A&S – Technical | BC|AB|SK|MB|ON|QC |
Innovative Group Benefit Plans | 1 | AIC#60425;MB 10671 | A&S – Technical | BC|AB|SK|MB|ON |
Insurance Act of B.C. Reforms | 3 | Life/A&S – Technical | BC | |
Insurance Act of Manitoba Amendments | 3 | MB# 23746 | Life/A&S – Technical | MB |
Introduction to Cyber Risks for Insurance Industry Professionals | 3 | AIC 65052, MB 39301; CSF17-07-39912 | Life/A&S – Technical | BC|AB|SK|MB|ON|QC |
Introduction to Errors and Omissions Exposures Insurance for Life A and S Agents | 1 | AIC#59906; MB# 21286 | Life/A&S – Technical | BC|AB|SK|MB|ON |
Introduction to Travel Insurance Life and Body Protection Coverage | 2 | AIC# 61985; MB # 40206 | Life/A&S – Technical | BC|AB|SK|MB|ON |
Introduction to Travel Insurance Medical and Dental Coverage | 2 | AIC# 61987; MB# 40207 | A&S – Technical | BC|AB|SK|MB|ON |
Manitoba – An insurance Professional’s Regulatory Responsibilities | 4 | MB 27087 | Life/A&S – Technical | MB |
Potential Occupations at Conflict with Duties of an Insurance Intermediary-Alberta | 1 | AIC#60992 | Life/A&S – Technical | AB |
Potential Occupations at Conflict with Duties of an Insurance Intermediary-British Columbia | 1 | Life/A&S – Technical | BC | |
Role and Responsibilities in the Distribution of Life Insurance in BC | 1 | Life/A&S – Technical | BC | |
Small Business Healthcare | 2 | AIC#60445;MB8624 | A&S – Technical | BC|AB|SK|MB|ON |
Supplementary Unemployment Benefit Agreements (SUB) | 2 | MB8625 | A&S – Technical | BC|SK|MB|ON |
Technology Trends in the Insurance Industry | 2 | MB#30088; CSF19-02-45665 | Life/A&S – Technical | BC|SK|MB|ON|QC |
The Psychology of Employee Benefits | 1 | MB 10672 | A&S – Technical | BC|SK|MB|ON |
Travel and Emergency Medical Insurance | 1 | AIC#60450;MB#30083; CSF19-02-45666 | A&S – Technical | BC|AB|SK|MB|ON|QC |
Travel Basics | 1 | AIC#68220; MB#44128 | A&S/General – Technical | BC|AB|SK|MB|ON |
Common Delays That May Impact a Smooth Renewal in May 2024
FROM THE INSURANCE COUNCIL OF MANITOBA
Renewal will be open in May, and the ICM will advise all licence holders via email when they may proceed with their renewal application.
Renewal 2023 showed that 455 renewal applications were flagged for manual review by the ICM. Of the 455 applications, 218 required review due to a disclosure of an additional occupation that was not previously reported to the ICM. This delayed the renewal of their licences, and in some instances, delayed their ability to renew prior to the deadline of May 31.
Additional common issues that the ICM sees on renewal applications, causing delays in renewal are:
1) Failure to report Material Changes within 15 days, such as an additional occupation and disciplinary actions. Material changes can include a disciplinary action, such as a Consensual Agreement and Undertaking, administrative penalty, civil penalty, an order, or any other form of offence, by any regulatory or licensing authority, other than the ICM.
A letter of caution, a warning letter, or a review/audit is not considered a disciplinary action and is not required to be reported.
2) Licence holders changing the province in which they live and failing to notify the ICM of this change within 15 days. This not only impacts the address of the licence holder but could potentially impact other mandatory licensing requirements such as their annual continuing education requirement.
Ensuring the correct disclosures are made as required will help avoid unnecessary delays during licence renewal.
For more information visit the ICM
Understanding Hail Damage – New Course
With annual losses due to hail damage amounting to over $1 billion and climate change contributing to the frequency and intensity of such events, it is time to pay attention to this problem. Insurance professionals should possess a basic understanding of how hail forms, the factors that influence the size and speed of hailstones, as well as the regions and seasons in which homeowners are most likely to experience hail damage. They should also be knowledgeable about the factors of construction design and materials that may prevent or mitigate damage due to hail.
Purpose
By the end of this course, participants will have a clear understanding why hail damage is of great concern to the insurance industry. The goal is for insurance professionals to be able to apply this knowledge in their respective roles to provide advice or recommendations to clients, stakeholders, and colleagues.
Course Content
This course covers the following topics:
The Institute for Catastrophic Loss Reduction
Understanding Hail Damage
How Hail is Formed
Regions and Seasons of Hailstorms
Recommendations for Damage Mitigation and Prevention
Research and Standards of Roofing Materials
Websites to Investigate
Protecting Homes and Vehicles
Quiz
This course is now available to all ILScorp General or Adjuster CE Subscribers.
Included as part of the ILScorp General CE Subscription.
Included as part of the ILScorp Adjuster CE Subscription.
Credit Hours: 1
Credit Type: General/Adjuster – Technical and RIBO – Technical
Credit #: AIC#64636; MB41993
Accrediting Provinces:
Course Learning Objectives
Successful participants in this course will:
- Be aware of the mission and mandate of the Institute for Catastrophic Loss Reduction
- Be knowledgeable about the mounting problem of hail-related damage in Canada
- Be familiar with statistics relating to hail damage
- Know about Canada’s first National Adaption Strategy
- Be able to discuss the costs to insurers resulting from hail damage
- Be knowledgeable about the geographic regions most affected by hail damage
- Understand the process and the contributing factors to hail formation
- Be aware of the factors responsible for a better understanding of decreasing the potential damage caused by hail
- Be able to point out factors of design and available materials which decrease impact of hail damage on roofing, windows, and siding
- Know the purpose and usefulness of Canadian Asphalt Shingle Manufacturers’ Association (CASMA)
- Recognize the importance of talking with homeowners to provide them with an understanding of what types of damage are covered under their policy.
MFDA CE Courses Now Available
ILScorp now has MFDA approved courses for your 2023 requirements.
MFDA reference period is from December 1, 2021 to November 30, 2023.
Below is the list of MFDA approved courses, as well as the CE requirements for members.
These courses are part of the FP Subscription, the Life/A&S Subscription and the CSF Subscription.
LIST OF MFDA APPROVED COURSES
COURSE TITLE | MFDA Professional Development |
MFDA Business Conduct Ethics | MFDA Business Conduct Other |
MFDA# |
The Ethical Agent Part 1 | 2 | 1000000451 | ||
The Ethical Agent Part 2 | 2 | 1000000452 | ||
Ethics in the Insurance Industry -Part 1 | 3 | 1000001532 | ||
Ethics in the Insurance Industry -Part 2 | 3 | 1000001534 | ||
Ethics in the Insurance Industry -Part 3 | 4 | 1000001535 | ||
Life Agent Development – The Foundation – Part 1 | 3 | 1000001575 | ||
Life Agent Development – The Foundation – Part 2 | 3 | 1000001577 | ||
Life Agent Development Course Retirement Planning | 3 | 1000001578 | ||
Al and the Individual Pension Plan | 4 | 1000001579 | ||
How Group Insurance Plans Work | 2 | 1000001581 | ||
Group RPPs and Disability Income Insurance | 3 | 1000001582 | ||
Protecting Life Insurance Benefits from Creditors and Settlement Options for Beneficiaries | 3 | 1000001583 |
Important Message About the MFDA Courses
If you completed any of the above courses on or after February 22, 2022, your CE certificate will be updated to show the MFDA CE Credits and MFDA#. If you completed the above courses before February 2022, the accreditation was not approved at that time and the course must be successfully completed again to show the MFDA accreditation and MFD# on your certificate. Members are responsible for reporting their MFDA CE in CERTS.
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Dealing Representative |
8 Business Conduct Credits – A minimum of 1 and maximum of 2 of these Business Conduct Credits must relate to Ethics |
20 Professional Development Credits |
2 MFDA Compliance Credits * |
Chief Compliance Officer, Ultimate Designated Person and Branch Manager |
8 Business Conduct Credits |
2 MFDA Compliance Credits * |
* The 2 MFDA Compliance Credits must be obtained by completing continuing education activities specifically designated by the MFDA Corporation. |
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