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When evaluating all the options that are available for insurance continuing education, you will find that the insurance industry provides the opportunity for agents to earn professional designations.
In the past, in-person training worked well at most insurance agencies. However, with remote work on the rise over the past few years and a significant spike as a result of COVID-19, in-person training may no longer be the best option.
The Acord 125 form is more commonly known as the Commercial Insurance Application. This application is used to record general client information including things like business location and contact details, business description, prior insurance and loss history.
The Acord 127 form is more commonly known as the Business Auto Section This application is used to record general client information including things like driver lists, vehicle schedules, and business operation information
The Acord 130 form is more commonly knowns as the Workers Compensation Application. This application is used to capture policy information specific to what is needed to rate workers compensation including payroll, loss history and other details regarding business operations.
While general education is suitable for licensing, specified learning opportunities are important to properly educate agents in the lines of business they will be working in. Continuing education can be secured in a traditional classroom setting or through online courses.
Whether you are an owner, manager or employee at an insurance agency, you will need to have options for commercial insurance classes available either for yourself or for your staff.
Whether you are an owner, manager or employee at an insurance agency, you will be seeking out options for commercial insurance agent training either for yourself or for your staff.
