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This course covers the changing landscape of Health Care over the last several years. The online course consists of 5 areas of study including the background, history, and legislation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), implementation timeline – with a brief overview of the Health Care Law, plans available and enrollment procedures, the cost to taxpayers and laws affecting small businesses, and how agents can be involved through training and resources. If the law is repeal..
Most retirees can expect to live well beyond age 65. Realistic financial planning assumes that our clients will live a long, healthy and active life. This course is not about saving for retirement, however. It’s about ways the financial professional can help seniors successfully manage their finances during retirement. Just as preretirement planning is most valuable when the right strategies are used, so too is postretirement planning.
Post-retirement planning considers everything f..
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 for Public Adjusters
Regulatory Standards of Practice for Public Adjusters
Professional Ethical Standards and Practices
This course has been approved by the Florida Department of ..
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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 continuin..
The OnLine Training GED Program
The GED test consists of four parts.
Part 1. Reasoning Through Language Arts (RLA) – This includes writing and reading skills. It includes popular literature, classical literature, and commentary on literature and the fine arts. A composition of approximately 250 words is also required.
Part 2. Mathematics - This includes basic arithmetic, algebra, statistics, and geometry.
Part 3. Science - This includes life scien..
This course offers an overview of the life insurance industry and the elements of traditional life insurance. Completely online fulfill your statutory requirements from the comfort of your own home or office.
Topics covered include:
Life Insurance Policies
Life Insurance Policy Provisions and Options/Riders
Life Insurance Beneficiaries
Life Insurance Premiums and Proceeds
Life Insurance Underwriting and Policy Issue
Group Life Insurance
Annuities
Social Securi..
This course will teach you both writing and reading skills. First, this course will teach you to comprehend and interpret workplace and academic reading selections and to apply those interpretations to new contexts. The questions ask you to understand, apply, analyze, and synthesize information that you are given in the reading selections.
You will be exposed to all forms of literature. You will be trained on how to interpret what you have read in popular and classical literature and commenta..
This course offers an overview of the health insurance industry and the elements of traditional health insurance.
This course includes these areas of study:
Introduction to Health Insurance
Health Insurance Providers
Medical Expense Insurers
Disability Income Insurance
Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance
Government Health Insurance Programs
Private Insurance Programs for Seniors
Health Insurance Policy Provisions
Health Insurance Underwriting and Premiums
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GED - Mathematics
Units covered in the Canadian Mathematics course are Number Operations, Algebraic Equations (including Trig), Measurements and Geometry, and Statistics. Upon the satisfactory completion of this course, the student will be able to pass the post-test and successfully pass the mathematics portion of the Canadian GED test.
Prerequisites: None
Unlimited access to this course for a one time $75 fee.
Author: James L. Harned, PhD and Ophelia Holmes..
This section will help you develop high school graduate level skills in arithmetic, including fractions, multiplication, division, addition, subtraction, percentages, and other measurements, and basic statistical measures. The course will also cover algebra and geometry. You will learn and practice effectively estimating answers, solving a problem that requires multiple steps, discerning between information needed and not needed in solving a problem, and how to recognize when you do not have eno..
This course is designed as a continuing education course related to general lines insurance. This course is designed as a continuing education elective course for Agents, Customer Representatives and Claims Adjusters not including 3-20 Public Adjusters. Topics include:
Insurance terms and risk concepts
Insurance contracts
Personal Auto Policy
Business Auto Policy and Garage Policy
Residential property and liability insurance (Homeowners (HO) & Dwelling Property (DP) policies
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Units covered in this course include Earth and Space Science, Life Science, and Physical Science (Physics and Chemistry).This course teaches the student to apply what he or she has learned in the content matter of the course to everyday situations. The student will learn to think through situations and apply what he or she has learned to reach sound decisions. This course teaches critical reading skills and their use in learning new material. The student will also learn the basics of interpretin..
This course teaches how to apply what you learn to everyday situations. The student will learn to think through situations and apply what he or she has learned to reach sound decisions. Again, this course teaches critical reading skills and their use in learning new material. You will also learn the basics of the interpretation of illustrations. Upon satisfactory completion of this section, you should be able to successfully read and understand high school graduate level material in both the lif..
This course helps the student learn how to read and interpret concepts used in understanding history as it is being published today. Units covered include Canadian History, Civics and Government, World History, Geography, and Economics.
He or she will learn to understand what he or she has read, take what he or she has learned and apply it to new situations, discern differences and relationships between ideas, and how to make judgments based on what he or he has read. Though the student will ..
This course helps the student learn how to read and interpret concepts used in understanding history as it is being published today.
He or she will learn to understand what he or she has read, take what he or she has learned, and apply it to new situations, discern differences and relationships between ideas, and how to make judgments based on what he or he has read. Though the student will be gathering information and specific facts in the course, remember that the test will cover his or her..