CCIB
If you have already attained your CAIB or AIIC designation, or
if you have extensive insurance industry experience, it’s
time to earn your "graduate degree": Become a Canadian
Certified Insurance Broker. View "A
Personal Challenge for the Professional Insurance Broker"
brochure [941KB PDF].
This national designation has long been recognized as the mark
of insurance brokerage knowledge and experience.
The CCIB Program is a self-study program involving three exams. The
exams are practical and experience-based.
| Part
1 |
Essay
Questionnaire
- 3 1/2 hour examination
- Comprised of 10 10-mark case-study-style
questions
- Tests the application of
technical knowledge and risk management
0 Credits 0 - 59%
6 Technical Credits 60% and over |
| Part
2 |
Short-Answer
Questionnaire
- 2 hour examination
- Short-answer questions
- Tests technical knowledge
0 Credits 0 - 59%
6 Technical Credits 60% and over |
|
If a candidate is unsuccessful with either written
exam (part 1 or 2), they will be given the opportunity to challenge that part again on the
next available examination date without losing credit for the part already completed. |
| Part
3 |
Survey
Examination
(either oral or written)
- Successful completion of both
parts 1 and 2 (written exams) are a prerequisite to
the survey exam
- If you choose the oral exam,
three panelists test you by playing the role of curious
customers for whom you have prepared an insurance
portfolio (based on a client needs portfolio given
to you beforehand)
- Oral exam date arranged at
a mutually agreeable time for you and the Brokers
Association
- If you choose the written
exam, you will have a 5 hour open-book exam to prepare
the insurance proposal
0 Credits 0 - 59%
12 Technical Credits 60% and over |
|
There are no books specifically for the exams. You may enhance
the knowledge you have gained from your experience by using CAIB
1, 2, 3 and 4 as a study aid.
The CCIB exam are written at the same time as the May
CAIB exams and the December CAIB exams.
Information and Registration
Have questions or comments about CCIB? Contact Michael Gaschler
at (604) 606-8004 or click here.
You can register online
or download the CCIB Registration
Form [17K PDF].
You will need the Adobe Acrobat Reader to view registration form PDFs.
Click here for a free download. |
