New Jersey Life Only Insurance Pre-Licensing Class-Daytime

This class is offered in the following format:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday, 8:00am- 4:00pm daily Via Go to Meeting (no class on Thursday), beginning on the start date listed herein.

Tuition includes:

• Classroom time
• Comprehensive textbook
• New Jersey licensing laws
• One Year Guarantee of Satisfaction - A prompt and regular attendance is vitally important to your success in our courses. Students who miss any classes are allowed to make them up in any of our day, evening or Saturday courses at any of our
  locations. You are entitled to attend future classes for FREE for a period of one year from your enrollment date.

You will receive all materials on the first day of class.

Days & Times

Classed run from Monday through Friday, from 8:30am - 4:30pm starting on the date listed in the "Venues/Dates" tab above.

Class Formats

We offer our training in a HYBRID environment, meaning the class is taught live by our Instructors, and you have the choice of attending the class via either In-Person or Online/Virtual formats.

To register, simply select the class start date from the "Venues/Dates" tab above. Upon order completion, you will receive an email with access instruction for attending Online/Virtually. If you plan to attend in-person, your text books will be provided on your first day of class (if you need them prior, you can contact us to have them shipped (a shipping fee would apply)).

Top FAQs

What Type Of Courses Do You Offer For Earning My Life & Health Insurance License?

We offer online and Instructor-led courses for taking your state's required pre-licensing course and earning your insurance license. You receive downloadable and printable training materials, Instructor-led training, and a bunch of sample exams.

What Does My State's Pre-Licensing Course Cover?

The Life and Health insurance exam encompasses the fundamentals of the various types of life insurance products, such as whole life, term life, universal life and annuities, as well as health insurance offerings such as PPOs, HMOs and Major Medical. You'll need to understand all the policy components, such as riders, exclusions, amendments and provisions and how they apply to real-world scenarios. Most states also include questions regarding state-specific insurance regulations as well as the ethics of selling insurance products to ensure that agents meet the clients' needs.

What Does An Insurance Agent Typically Do?

Life And Health Insurance Agents sell Life, Disability, Long Term Care, Medicare, and other policies to groups and individuals. You'll advise clients on what policies best suit their needs, tailor policies to fit their requirements, and help customers when they have questions or need to change their coverages.

What Are The Requirements For Becoming An Insurance Agent?

Generally speaking, you must take your state-required pre-licensing courses, then pass your state's licensing exam. After passing, you typically must meet any basic state requirements such as age, passing a background check, etc.