Description
*NEW* Effective January 2026, California insurance candidates will no longer have to complete pre-licensing hours for their specific line of authority before taking the state exam.
While the state no longer requires pre-licensing hours by LOA, it does require every candidate to complete an approved California 12-Hr Ethics & Insurance Code course prior to taking the exam.
All-Lines Training’s 12-Hour California Ethics & Insurance Code course is state-approved and satisfies the requirements, including the 1-hour mandatory anti-fraud training.
Course Outline:
- The Insurance Contract
- Insurers, Hazards, & Risks
- Insurance Policy Provisions
- Agency & Authority
- Specialty Liability
- Unlawful Practices & Consumer Privacy Protection
- Fiduciary Duty, Ethics, Fraud & False Statements
- Special Investigative Unit
- Licensing & Regulations
- Anti-Fraud Training
Dan A. (verified owner) –
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Vilma O. (verified owner) –
the course was very informative easy to comprehend and navigate!
Josue F. (verified owner) –
Lissette a. (verified owner) –
feel grateful
Anthony T. (verified owner) –
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Jael P. (verified owner) –
super good
Adrien C. (verified owner) –
Angelica Patricia F. (verified owner) –
Excellent!!!!
Augustus P. (verified owner) –
A little more effort in the Florida sections would have been appreciated
Susana B P. (verified owner) –
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Samanta S. (verified owner) –
Mailyn Karina G. (verified owner) –
Excelente material de estudios
Amanda G. (verified owner) –
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KYRAN G. (verified owner) –
N/A
Yarin K. (verified owner) –
text to speech features on this course were really awful, put me to sleep. Some of the situations used in the slides and questions were unnecessarily descriptive or graphic, and the general format of the course was really un-engaging and made for a terrible learning environment and experience. In addition to this, I didn’t appreciate how the feedback on answering questions on the quizzes was the same regardless of what you picked. It wouldn’t explain why an answer was wrong (or in some cases why it was right), overall very poorly made course, only reason it’s not getting a one star is because at least the content exists and is accurate.