Insurance Pre-Licensing Courses
Eastern Florida State College's continuing education program, in partnership with OnLine Training (OLT), offers state-approved, high-quality 100% online insurance pre-licensing courses to kickstart and advance your Florida insurance career.
Upon registration, expect to receive your username and password within one to two business days (excluding Fridays, when EFSC is closed).
Insurance Pre-Licensing Courses
Questions?
- Delivery Method
- 100% Online
- Contact Information
- Stephen Taylor, Workforce Training
continuingeducation@easternflorida.edu
321-433-7500
After registering, you'll have a minimum of 90 days to complete your online insurance pre-licensing course. Be sure to check your course's end date when you log in.
Please also be aware that once your registration for an online insurance course has been processed, refunds are not available.
Course Details
Explore the course options below for details on content, pricing, and the registration process. If an upcoming class is currently at capacity, you can still join the waiting list. If you don't see a class listed in the online system, please check back later.
EFSC Course Number: INSX 0168
OLT Provider Number: INS003FL60
State Course Number: 94549
Provider ID: 366468
Course Duration: 60 Hours
Access: 90 Days
Fee: $119
Are you thinking about selling life insurance, health insurance, and variable annuity contracts? This thorough course provides a detailed look at how to handle life insurance, fixed dollar annuity contracts, variable annuity contracts, and health insurance transactions. It also meets the educational requirements set by the state of Florida for you to be eligible to take the state exam.
The most current edition of the following textbook is required for this course: Florida Health and Life (Including Annuities and Variable Contracts).
EFSC Course Number: INSX 0166
OLT Provider Number: INS022FL40
Provider ID: 366468
Course Approval: 1108486
Course Duration: 40 Hours
Access: 90 Days
Fee: $119
Are you interested in specializing in life insurance? This course focuses on the prospective producer's role in representing insurers for life insurance and annuity contracts. It covers fundamental concepts, such as underwriting, policy types, provisions, riders, options, and exclusions. The course delves into the various personal, family, and business applications of life insurance products, along with key tax considerations. Furthermore, it provides an overview of state and federal laws and regulations governing insurance transactions and interactions with the public. Successful completion of this course meets the educational prerequisites set by the state of Florida for eligibility to take the state exam.
The most current edition of the following textbook is required for this course: Florida Health and Life (Including Annuities and Variable Contracts).
EFSC Course Number: INSX 0112
OLT Provider Number: INS026FL200
State Course Number: 123542
Provider ID: 373160
Course Duration: 200 Hours
Access: 180 Days
Fee: $290
Are you considering a diverse career in the insurance industry? The General Lines Agent license is the most comprehensive in the field, allowing you to handle all aspects of property and casualty insurance. With this license, you can work with various types of insurance, including property, casualty, surety, health, marine, and miscellaneous. It covers vehicles, watercraft, homes, commercial buildings, motorcycles, pets, and more. You can also handle errors and omissions, worker's compensation, and bonds.
This course is approved by the state, aligns with the latest state manual, and meets Florida's educational requirements for the state exam.
The most current edition of the following textbook is required for this course: The Florida General Lines Agent and Customer Representative Study Manual.
Additional licensure paths
To become eligible to take the 2-20 licensure exam, you could also:
- Take the 4-40 Resident Customer Representative course or the 20-44 Resident Personal Lines course, work in that role for a year, and then complete the 2-20 conversion course.
- Work as a 1-20 Surplus Lines Agent for a year and then take the 2-20 conversion course.
EFSC Course Number: INSX 0169
OLT Provider Number: INS015FL60
State Course Number: 95149
Provider ID: 366468
Course Duration: 60 Hours
Access: 90 Days
Fee: $169
Are you interested in handling property and casualty insurance for individuals and families, not for businesses? This comprehensive course covers all aspects of property and casualty insurance for non-commercial purposes, including personal auto, property insurance, inland marine, homeowners, dwelling, and related coverages. It's officially approved by the Florida Department of Financial Services, meets Florida's educational requirements, and prepares you for the state exam.
The most current edition of the following textbook is required for this course: The Florida General Lines Agent and Customer Representative Study Manual.
If you work as a Resident Personal Lines (20-44) agent for a year, you can then take the 2-20 conversion course to qualify for the 2-20 (Resident General Lines) exam.
EFSC Course Number: INSX 0129
OLT Provider Number: INS005FL40
State Course Number: 98770
Provider ID: 366468
Course Duration: 40 Hours
Access: 90 Days
Fee: $280
Do you excel in people skills? If so, the Resident Customer Representative (4-40) license might be the ideal fit for you. With a 4-40 license, you'll have the authorization to handle insurance transactions under the guidance of a licensed General Lines Agent or agency.
This state-approved course is often referred to as the "Get Your Feet Wet" insurance course, enabling you to swiftly enter the industry and potentially expand your licenses and responsibilities later on. Upon successfully completing this course, you'll earn the state-recognized Registered Customer Service Representative (RCSR) designation and won't need to take the state exam, setting you up for immediate entry into the insurance field.
While not mandatory, it's recommended that you have the most current edition of the following textbook for this course: The Florida General Lines Agent and Customer Representative Study Manual.
If you work for a year as a RCSR (4-40), you can then opt to take the 2-20 conversion course and become eligible for the corresponding state exam.
EFSC Course Number: INSX 0163
OLT Provider Number: INS016FL40
State Course Number: 98770
Provider ID: 366468
Course Duration: 40 Hours
Access: 90 Days
Fee: $350
Do you have a state-recognized Registered Customer Service Representative (RCSR) designation (License 4-40) or a Resident Personal Lines license (20-44)? Have you accumulated at least one year of experience in that capacity? If so, you meet the requirements to enroll in this Conversion Course aimed at obtaining the Resident General Lines license (2-20).
This course, taught by an active General Lines Agent, provides comprehensive coverage of the necessary knowledge and fulfills the prerequisites for you to be eligible to take the Resident General Lines (License 2-20) state exam.
The most current edition of the following textbook is required for this course: The Florida General Lines Agent and Customer Representative Study Manual.
EFSC Course Number: INSX 0130
OLT Provider Number: INS013FL40
State Course Number: 98770
Provider ID: 366468
Course Duration: 40 Hours
Access: 90 Days
Fee: $350
Are you keen on pursuing a profitable path as an independent or company adjuster? This state-approved designation course is your gateway. Upon successfully completing this course, you'll earn the Accredited Claims Adjuster (ACA) designation and won't need to take the state exam.
The most current edition of the following textbook is required for this course: The Florida Adjuster Study Guide.
Social Security Number Policy
In compliance with Florida statute 119-07(1): SSNs are requested for the sole purpose of registering non-credit, continuing education students. SSNs are confidential, are immediately converted to student IDs (B numbers) to ensure confidentiality, and may be used for no other purpose. SSNs may only be disclosed to another agency or governmental entity if necessary for the receiving agency or entity to perform its duties and responsibilities as authorized by law.
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