BEST TEXAS INSURANCE PRE-LICENSING COURSE FOR YOU?

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Make sure that you ask yourself a few questions before selecting an online insurance pre-licensing course in Texas to pass the state insurance licensing exam (General Lines Property & Casualty or General Lines Life, Accident & Health).

  1. Should I really be taking a Texas insurance pre-licensing course online?
  2. How will the course material be taught?
  3. What have previous students said about the course/instructor(s) (testimonials)?
  4. How much time, or access, do I have/need to complete the course?
  5. How does the price compare to other courses?


 

1. Should I really be taking a Texas insurance pre-licensing course online?

One of the first decisions you need to make is whether you should take a live course in a classroom setting or a Texas online interactive video led course.

Texas online courses have come a long way over the past couple of years! Are your computer skills up to par? If you are comfortable surfing the internet for products, news, videos, etc., then you should have no problem working through an interactive online course.

A few advantages of online courses are that they save you time and money when it comes to travel, lodging, taking time off work, etc. Most importantly, you can complete an online course at your own pace (24/7), and many courses allow you to repeat the material if you don’t completely understand it the first time through.

On the other hand, if you tend to procrastinate, live courses may be a better option, since they force you to learn the material in a classroom setting. Sometimes a live class is the best way to go if you need that extra reinforcement of having an instructor standing in front of you.

2. How will the course material be taught?

Most quality online insurance pre-licensing courses have moved away from the “book only” option and are now taught using many different types of interactive activities (videos, quizzes, final exams, etc.).

Most people learn the material best when they watch video lectures and then test their knowledge using review questions/exams. If your test scores are low, reviewing the videos again should help boost your comprehension and improve your test scores the next time around.

Make sure you choose a course that gives you the option of contacting an instructor by phone or email. There’s nothing worse than having a question that your education provider can’t answer!

3. What have previous students said about the course/instructor(s)?

Any quality insurance training course should have a ton of testimonials to back up the course and the instructor(s).

A quick Google search for the company’s reviews/testimonials should produce the required results. Keep in mind that there’s always at least one unhappy customer out there, so make sure to read more than one review.

4. How much time, or access, do I have/need to complete the course?

A reputable insurance course that’s well designed will give you all the access you need.  Another advantage to online courses is that they are generally available 24/7, all the time. Most courses come with some type of subscription time, but it’s usually always extendable for a fee, maybe even free.

In-person insurance courses are usually taught over a period of 3-5 days and scheduled right before the Texas insurance licensing exam is given by the test provider (Pearson VUE, Prometric, PAN, PSI, etc.).

Online courses usually give anywhere from 30-90 days, far more than what is actually needed to complete the course. Try to complete the course and test ASAP! There is a lot of information that you will be taught and the longer you wait to test, the greater chance you will have of forgetting it.

5. How does the price compare to other courses?

Compare “apples to apples,” not “apples to oranges.” Most quality Texas online insurance pre-licensing courses range from $75 – $150. This is actually quite a small amount to pay when you think about all the doors that open up when you have your insurance license!

The “buyer beware” message here is make sure you know what you are getting when you purchase your course. Here are some questions to ask about any course you are considering enrolling in:

  • Is there a physical book with Texas-specific material in which to take notes and study?
  • Does the company offer demo videos showing how they teach the material?
  • Are there plenty of review questions to help you remember the information come exam day?
  • Does the course have lots of positive testimonials/feedback?
  • What about the company’s customer service?

Texas Exam Prep Courses with America’s Professor

America’s Professor has been helping students prepare for insurance licensing exams for more than three decades.

Our approachable teaching style helps students make sense of complex insurance concepts and terminology and remember the information on the day of their exam. It’s why we have such great reviews, and it’s how we’ve earned a reputation as one of the most trusted insurance schools for Texas test-takers.

We offer the following online insurance pre-licensing courses in Texas:

Texas Life, Accident & Health Course

Life, Accident, & Health insurance agents help people secure life and health insurance policies as well as annuities.

The Texas Life, Accident & Health insurance exam covers a wide range of topics, from the different types of life and health insurance policies to social security benefits and retirement accounts.

AP’s Texas Life, Accident & Health course gives you the foundational knowledge you need to pass the exam. Here’s what’s included in our Texas life and health insurance license online class:

  • 24+ hours of insurance video lectures (covering national and state-specific material)
  • Practice quizzes & final exams (700+ question test bank)
  • Printed textbook with a Texas State law manual (free shipping)
  • 100-day initial course access with FREE extensions until you pass!
  • Prepares students for Group 1 insurance license exam, or Pearson VUE exam code InsTX-LAH05 (TX General Lines – Life, Accident, Health, and HMO)

Texas General Lines Property & Casualty Course

The Texas Property & Casualty licensing exam covers a wide range of topics, from homeowners insurance to workers’ compensation to auto insurance. When learning about Property & Casualty insurance, you will likely encounter many unfamiliar terms, such as “indemnification” and “business tangible property.”

Our P&C course is designed to help you make sense of tricky insurance terms and concepts. We use real-world examples to help you understand how insurance works. Here’s what’s included in our Texas Property and Casualty license online classes:

  • 23+ hours of insurance video lectures (covering national and state-specific material)
  • Practice quizzes & final exams (700+ question test bank)
  • Printed textbook with a Texas State law manual (free shipping)
  • 100-day initial course access with FREE extensions until you pass!
  • Prepare students for Pearson VUE exam code InsTC-PC06

Texas Adjuster Course (P&C)

Property & Casualty insurance adjusters investigate a loss (after a car accident or a home burglary, for example) and work with policyholders to settle claims. Most adjusters work for an insurance company, but some work independently on behalf of policyholders.

The Texas Property & Casualty Adjuster exam covers general property insurance product knowledge pertinent to adjusters—everything from standard fire policy to inland marine coverage—as well as insurance terms and related concepts. It also covers statutes and regulations specific to Texas.

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Wade
Wade
6 years ago

I am interested in this course. Please call me to help answer my questions so I can move on with or without your program.

America's Professor - DCM
America's Professor - DCM
6 years ago
Reply to  Wade

Hello Wade, I don’t see a number but feel free to give us a call (800-870-3130) if you have any questions. Thanks and have a great day!

Mike Boike
Mike Boike
4 years ago
Reply to  Wade

It’s pretty simple

Jennifer
Jennifer
4 years ago

My Biggest question is after completing the coarse do we get a candidate ID for the online exam to submit for are license. In Texas on Texas.gov it requires one. I found this through Texas Department Of Insurance.

America's Professor - DCM
America's Professor - DCM
4 years ago
Reply to  Jennifer

Hi Jennifer, When you go to setup your exam with Pearson VUE you will have to create an account with them. You will be issued a candidate ID at that point. See the top right section of this page: https://home.pearsonvue.com/tx/insurance Good luck!

Yasminda Roman
Yasminda Roman
4 years ago

I live in Houston and l want to know about a place we’re I can take in class pre licensing course can you help in giving me information.

America's Professor - DCM
America's Professor - DCM
4 years ago
Reply to  Yasminda Roman

Hi Yasminda, I’m not sure what live classes are looking like with the Covid situation but we have online, pre-recorded insurance pre-license courses for Texas here. Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thanks and good luck!

myrtle w bailey
myrtle w bailey
3 years ago

Hey, I am interested in being a pre needs agent. The insurance license course that you offer will they cover my interest in focusing on pre need agent?

America's Professor - DCM
America's Professor - DCM
3 years ago

Hello Myrtle, You will need a Life license in the great state of Texas to sell Pre Need/Final Expense products. Our course is here: https://americasprofessor.com/courses/texas-life-pre-licensing-course/

Cynthia Brown
Cynthia Brown
3 years ago

Do y’all have a payment plan I’m on a fixed income SSI

Joana
Joana
2 years ago

How much is it to take the class

Mickie
Mickie
2 years ago

Hello, back in 2011 I took the exam and passed barely. I did a six weeks one day a week crash course on life and health. But, I think I might be interested in property and casualty. Please contact me with prices. Thank You,

Anthony Morgan
1 year ago

I am interested in hiring students that have completed their general lines course work and license. I have positions that are offering $22-$24.00 an hour plus bonuses. I would like to develop a working relationship with Americas Professor and it’s students. please feel free to reach out to me at anthony.morgan@Alorica.com

Jen Woo
Jen Woo
11 months ago

What remote jobs are available with these certifications.