This course is designed as a continuing education elective course for Public Adjusters (3-20), but is also available for ALL licenses as an elective credit course. This course contains 5 units including the following subjects:
- Definition of Insurance Terms
- Insurance Fraud
- Regulatory Ethical Standards
- Regulatory Standards of Practice
- Professional Ethical Standards and Practices
This course has been approved by the Florida Department of Financial Services for insurance continuing education credit. No classroom attendance required. This FL Intermediate CE course is approved for 8hrs of CE credit for Public Adjuster (3-20) licenses, but is also approved for 6-20 All-Lines Adjusters or other licenses as an Elective Credit course.
NOTE: This course does NOT fulfill the Florida state requirement for a 4hr Law & Ethics course, that is a separate course (INSCE025), which is available ONLY for 3-20 Public Adjusters.
Course Provider: OnLine Training Institute
FLDFS Provider #: 366468
Course Approval#: 98383
| Provider Info | |
| Provider Name | OnLine Training Institute |
| Provider # | 366468 |
| Course Approval # | 98383 |
| Course Info | |
| Satisfies State Requirements | Florida |
| License Type | All insurance licenses |
| Course Length | 8 hours |
| Enrollment Length | 30 days |
| Extension Availability | Yes, a 30-day extension, for a $49.00 charge, may be requested a maximum of three times and should be requested BEFORE the course expires. |
| Author/Instructor | Drake, James E. (CPCU, CLU, ARM) |
| Course Availability | Florida |
ETHICS IN THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY FOR PUBLIC ADJUSTERS (available to ALL adjusters and agents as an Elective course) (INSCE029FL8)
- Instructor: Drake, James E. (CPCU, CLU, ARM)
- Product Code: INSCE029FL8
- Availability: In Stock
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$35.00
for each student
Tags: Public Adjusters, Ethics in Insurance, Continuing Education, CE Credit, INSCE029FL8, 8 Hours CE Credit, Insurance Industry Ethics, Elective Course, All Licenses, intermediate level, Ethics, course, licensed Public Adjusters, Insurance Fraud, Regulatory Ethical Standards, standards of practice, Professional Standards, Professional Practices, Florida