2026 CE Classes
Location: 27 Hillside Ct Englewood, OH 45322
Our goal is to provide you with high-quality education in a comfortable and relaxing environment. By doing this, we hope that you enjoy our classes and learn a lot. Our sessions are short and scheduled frequently throughout the year so that you can fit them all on your calendar without being overwhelmed.
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We personally host each of these classes and offer them free to agents who handle Property and Casualty insurance claims. Our CE classes are held in Englewood, Ohio. Please refer to the class schedule to find the exact location of each class.
Our contents restoration classes meet all the requirements for Continuing Education credits for insurance agents in the State of Ohio, as determined by the Ohio Department of Insurance.
Schedule & Registration
These classes are available for registration.
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Fundamentals of Dwelling & Homeowners Policies
Thursday, March 19, 2026
9am - 12pm
This course is an overview of these two policies, reviewing similarities between the two. Included is a discussion of why and when you’d purchase a dwelling policy rather than a homeowners policy. The primary course discussion is on the property side: how these two policies provide similar coverage, and the differences between the two.
Identity Theft
Thursday, March 19, 2026,
1 pm - 5 pm
Most people have been a victim of Identity Theft, or know someone who has. Insurance agents need to stay current on this fast-growing and fast-changing crime in order to properly advise clients on proper risk management and the scope and ramifications of Identity Theft. The course explains Identity Theft, how it happens, and the consequences of falling victim to it. Also reviewed are ways to minimize exposure, what to do if you have become a victim of Identity Theft, and insurance remedies for Identity Theft.
Fundamentals of FEMA Flood Insurance
(Meets FEMA Flood Training Requirements)
Thursday, June 4th, 2026
9 am – 12 pm
Floods can happen at any time and anywhere. A flood is physically and financially devastating. This course takes an in-depth look at how the government-backed flood program and flood insurance works. The course reviews the National Flood Insurance Program and the role of FEMA as the managing government agency. Included is a discussion of the process a community completes to become a member of the NFIP, the designation of flood zones, the coverages and exclusions of the policy, and how this protection fits in with existing homeowners and building insurance.
Fundamentals of Annuities
(Meets State Annuity Suitability Requirements except for California)
Thursday, June 4th, 2026
1 pm- 5 pm
Annuities can be an important product to help one achieve peace of mind and financial security a person is seeking for their retirement years. It is one of the most misunderstood financial products on the market today. This course lays bare what’s really going on inside the product and debunks some of the myths and misconceptions in the minds of the general public. The course reviews the inner workings of annuities, the different types of annuities, tax ramifications, and how the annuitization process works.
Ethics and Your Insurance Career
(Meets State Ethics CE Requirements except for CA and FL)
Thursday, November 12, 2026
9 am – 12 pm
This course starts by giving a broad and thorough explanation of ethics for the professional insurance agent today. It covers the process of creating an ethical code of conduct satisfactory to the expectations of our regulators, companies, and the general public. Course topics include: “How ethical are we?,” and “What does ethics entail?” The course outlines our ethical weaknesses, the role of ethics in our industry, and the expectations of the general public toward agents today.
The Regulation of Insurance Producers
Thursday, November 19, 2026
1 pm- 4 pm
The course charts both the history and current environment of regulation of insurance producers in the United States, including licensing requirements, agent authority, agent contracts and agency relationships. Also, major federal regulations dealing with insurance are reviewed, as well as state regulation that has historically dominated insurance producer and insurance company regulation.