Successful completion of ONE of the four education and experience combinations listed below. Results (including from courses granted under equivalency, if any) remain valid up to one year from successful course or exam completion date, after which the applicant is required to retake the course or exam.
Please note, the Insurance Council does not have any information about the course details, including costs, delivery methods, or scheduling:
- General Insurance Essentials Program (GIE) C81 and C82, and Chartered Insurance Professional (CIP) C110 and C111 — Insurance Institute of Canada (IIC), and 2 consecutive years’ experience as a licensed insurance adjuster level 1.
- Chartered Insurance Professional (CIP) C11, C110, and C111 — Insurance Institute of Canada (IIC), and 2 consecutive years’ experience as a licensed insurance adjuster level 1.
- Chartered Insurance Professional (CIP) C110, C111, and C112 — Insurance Institute of Canada (IIC), any other 4 IIC courses, and 2 consecutive years’ adjusting experience.*
- All Chartered Insurance Professional (CIP) courses — Insurance Institute of Canada (IIC) leading to a CIP designation, and 1 year adjusting experience.*
*Please note: With the additional education, the Insurance Council will consider adjusting experience in a capacity that did not require a licence, for example, a staff adjuster.
*Equivalency: Level 1 Adjuster Licensing Program – ILS Learning Corporation (ILScorp), to qualify for an Insurance Adjuster Level 1 licence. The Insurance Council also accepts this program as part of the education prerequisites towards an Insurance Adjuster Level 2 or Level 3 licence.
Exam results remain valid for 12 months from the date the Insurance Council receives the licence application. We will consider courses completed outside of the one-year-limit, if you have completed additional courses, which lead to a CIP designation, within the last year of the application date, and all the courses leading to the designation were completed within one year of each other. Please submit exam results for each course along with your licence application for review.
The Insurance Council Rules Course must be completed by all individual applicants, including non-residents, to qualify for licensure, except those who qualify for licensure under the Reinstatement Provision in Council Rule 2(19).