Continuing education (CE) classes help you stay current on evolving regulations, compliance requirements, and industry best practices—reducing risk and strengthening your expertise. They also demonstrate professionalism and commitment to excellence, helping you build credibility with clients, expand your skill set, and advance your career.

 

In-person Credits

Credit hours earned at ALTA meetings, see specific ALTA meetings for a list of CE/CLE sessions.

Online Credits

Credit hours earned through ALTA's online course catalog of classes. Check out the list of states where the courses are approved.

Webinar Credits

Credit hours earned participating in approved ALTA Insights Webinars, not all webinars are approved for CE/CLE Credit.

Continuing Education Credit Opportunities

Requirements for Continuing Education Credit

  1. Buy and complete your course. Register and complete an approved pre-requisite course. Confirm Continuing Education Approved Courses and States. Course fees may vary. Completing the online coursework is a pre-requisite to the CE final exam.
  2. Determine your need for the CE exam.  Are you ordering the exam for CE credit, professional development, or knowledge enhancement?  If ordering the exam for CE credit, proceed to step a. 
    1. Confirm your state’s CE requirement. Confirm how many CE hours are needed and complete an approved pre-requisite course(s).
    2. Verify your exam eligibility. Once you have successfully completed the pre-requisite course(s), you are eligible to order the corresponding CE Exam(s).  If you have not completed the pre-requisite course within the past 12 months, you will not receive the CE exam until after the successful completion of the pre-requisite course.
  3. Order your CE Exam and select your license state. If you are licensed in more than one state, please select each state. Currently, all CE exams are available at no cost to you. Order a CE Exam here.
  4. Complete your CE Exam. The CE exams are composed of 30-50 multiple choice questions (the number of questions depends on the course). The CE exam(s), exam affidavit, and exam instructions are accessed electronically in the learning management system. The CE Exam must be completed with a proctor present.
  5. Earn your CE credits. Upon successful completion, ALTA Staff will report CE credits to your state regulator and issue a certificate of credit.  ALTA's credit reporting doesn't automatically renew your license, you must renew your license.  Visit the NAIC website to confirm your state's renewal process.  The credit reporting process may take up to two weeks from the date the completed exam is received. There is an optional exam rush for CE exam review and reporting if your license expiration date is approaching.

CE Toolkit


Get Your CE Exam
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Order Your CE Exam Here


Approved Courses and States
CE credits are available in some states. Check to see if your state is approved.

Check CE Credit in Your State


In-Person CE/CLE Opportunities
CE and CLE Credits are also available at ALTA's Major Meetings.

Find CE at ALTA Meetings


Past Meeting Professional Development
Access recorded classes from previous meetings, organized by year.

View Past Meetings


Find State-specific CE Requirements
Visit the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) website and check your state's latest requirements.

Visit NAIC

Terms & Conditions

Completing the corresponding online coursework is a prerequisite to the CE final exam purchase. If you have not completed the course within the last 12 months, you must enroll in and complete the course before taking the final exam.

Email [email protected] or call 800-787-2582 with any questions or issues.