Property and Casualty Insurance
The Rhode Island Property and Casualty Insurance Certification course is a synchronous hybrid 60 hour training course and exam that covers major topics such as types of policies, policy riders and provisions, concepts, third party coverage, commercial crimes, and licensing laws. At the end of class portion students will be placed in a 6-week paid, part-time internship with an insurance agency for hands-on training. Upon successful completion of the course, participants will sit for the RI Property and Casualty exam and be ready to interview for roles within the insurance field across Rhode Island. All participants receive resume and cover letter preparation with CCRI Career Services, in addition to interview preparation and application assistance as part of the training course.
This training allows individuals without a background in the industry or a degree in the insurance and business field the opportunity to enter the insurance field post successful completion of the program.
Program Dates: April 1 - May 23, 2024
Class is in-person at the Knight Campus in Warwick on Mondays and Tuesdays and virtual Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:30 pm. Internship portion slated to start early June to mid July, depending on employer and student availability.
Interviews have concluded for the cohort starting April 1. Fall Cohort is schedule for September 3 - October 29, 2024.
GED or high school diploma is required. Must be a Rhode Island resident.
Sponsored by Real Robs Rhode Island
If interested in applying for future cohorts, please complete our Program Inquiry Form.
*All participants will need to have access to a computer, webcam, and internet – equipment will not be provided.
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