[Premier] Oregon Life And Health Insurance
Life and Health Insurance Pre-License online course to get a license to sell insurance in Oregon. Premium Package.
$195.00
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Includes Video
Video segments highlight important points
Bound Textbook
Includes bound textbooks you can keep forever.
Online Flashcards
Online interactive flashcards keep score of your improving vocabulary.
Practice Tests
Large bank of test questions familiarize you with licensing exam topics.
Test Simulator
Practice tests simulate a real licensing exam and help you mentally prepare.
Instructor Support
An industry veteran is available to help answer your questions.
Printable Certificate
Download and print your own certificate.
PDF & EPUB eBook
Includes PDF/EPUB eBook of all reading material for your tablet or Kindle.
This package prepares students to meet the educational requirements to obtain an insurance producer's license for life and health insurance and is approved by the Oregon Division of Financial Regulation. The course is delivered entirely over the internet. This course package includes:
Oregon General Insurance and Law: This course is an overview of the Oregon insurance system and explains general insurance terminology, types of insurers, and consumer disclosures. It also contains an overview of the Oregon insurance system and licensing regulation.
Oregon Life Insurance: This 20-hour course covers all required information for earning a life insurance producer license in Oregon. It covers the various types of life insurance classifications, term life and whole life policies, riders that can be attached to life insurance policies, underwriting, group life and annuities, and retirement plans.
Oregon Health Insurance: This 20-hour course covers all required information for earning a health insurance producer license in Oregon. It covers individual and group insurance, the various types of health plans offered by insurers, insurance provisions, dental insurance, disability insurance, and long-term care insurance.
Oregon Life Insurance Exam Prep: This online study guide has hundreds of questions regarding the topics covered in the Oregon Life Insurance course. At the end of the exam prep module is a test simulator that mimics the Oregon life insurance producer licensing exam, allowing you to test your knowledge during a 2-hour timed exam.
Oregon Health Insurance Exam Prep: This online study guide has hundreds of questions regarding the topics covered in the Oregon Health Insurance course. At the end of the exam prep module is a test simulator that mimics the Oregon health insurance producer licensing exam, allowing you to test your knowledge during a 2-hour timed exam.
This package of courses also includes video commentary from the instructor at the end of each chapter, helping you retain the key points you will need to remember to become a licensed insurance agent. This package includes a proactive instructor who will give feedback on your learning progress in addition to live instructor support by telephone and email. Another feature of this package is that it includes a student textbook of the Oregon Health Insurance course and the Oregon Life Insurance course.
Please see the course descriptions below for more information and to download the course syllabus.
Package Summary
| Price: |
$195.00 (USD)
+ $15.00 Shipping and Handling |
|---|---|
| Credit Hours: | 40 |
| Category: | Insurance > License Training > Oregon |
| Purpose: | Life and Health Insurance Pre-License online course to get a license to sell insurance in Oregon. Premium Package. |
| Features: | online video, textbook, online flashcards, practice tests, test simulator, proactive instructor, printable certificate, PDF eBook |
Courses Provided By:
OnlineEd
7405 SW Beveland Rd,
Portland, OR 97223
(503) 670-9278
mail@onlineed.com
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Purchase of this package requires that you read and acknowledge a Terms of Service agreement before receiving credit for any courses contained in this package. Please review the following:
Courses Included In This Package:
- [Premier] Oregon General Insurance and Law
- [Premier] Oregon Health Insurance
- [Premier] Oregon Life Insurance
- Oregon Health Insurance Exam Prep
- Oregon Life Insurance Exam Prep
[Premier] Oregon General Insurance and Law
Catalog Effective Date: January 1, 2019
The Course
This General Insurance and Law course will cover codes and statutes that may appear on the state insurance producer licensing examination. OnlineEd includes this prerequisite course in all Oregon prelicense insurance courses. These three topics are:
- General Insurance
- Insurance Regulation
- Insurer-Producer Regulation
Each unit is further divided into chapters. At the end of each chapter a review exercise will test the student's comprehension of the chapter topic. At the end of the course a final examination will test the student's comprehension of the topics presented in all of the chapters. In order to demonstrate competency in each unit, the student will need to obtain a final examination score of 75% or better.
Course Instructors and Student Support
Upon enrollment, each student will be assigned a course instructor. Students are encouraged to contact their instructor whenever the student determines that such contact will be helpful to review or explain course content, procedures, or requirements. In addition, the instructor will review and, if determined necessary, comment on each quiz and final exam to assist the student in understanding course concepts.
Deadlines
This OnlineEd course may be completed by the student at the student's own pace. The student has 180 calendar days from the time of enrollment to complete the course.
Equipment Required
With exception of instructor support offered by telephone and email, the course, its materials, and delivery system are entirely over the Internet. In order to be able to access and complete the course, the student only needs an Internet accessible computer. OnlineEd works with all modern web browsers and operating systems. The course may be read online, but can also be printed by the student.
If you have questions about whether or not you qualify for an insurance producer license, please contact the Division of Financial Regulation at (503) 947-7984.
This course will remain available to students for 180 days after enrollment.
[Premier] Oregon Health Insurance
Credit Hours Provided: 20
Catalog Effective Date: January 1, 2021
The Course
This course prepares students to meet the educational requirements to obtain a health insurance producer license in Oregon and is approved by the Oregon Division of Financial Regulation. As a part of its pre-license requirements, Oregon requires the completion of the study and mastery of nine topics. These nine topics are presented under the unit headings below.
- Individual & Group Health Insurance
- Health Insurance Policies & Concepts
- Cost Containment & Consumer Driven Health Plans
- Oregon Requirements
- Field Underwriting Procedures
- Individual Health Insurance Required, Optional, & General Provisions
- Group Insurance
- Disability & Dental
- Insurance for Senior Citizens & Special Needs Individuals
Each unit is further divided into chapters. At the end of each chapter, a review exercise will test the student's comprehension of the chapter topic. At the end of the course, a final examination will test the student's comprehension of the topics presented in each of the units. In order to demonstrate competency in each unit and to earn the course completion certificate, the student will need to obtain a final examination score equivalent to a "C" (75% or better).
Course Instructors and Student Support
Upon enrollment, each student will be assigned a course instructor. Students are encouraged to contact their instructor whenever the student determines that such contact will be helpful to review or explain course content, procedures or requirements. In addition, the instructor will review and, if determined necessary, comment on each quiz and final exam to assist the student in understanding course concepts.
Deadlines
This OnlineEd course may be completed by the student at the student's own pace. The student has 60 calendar days from the time of enrollment to complete the course.
Equipment Required
With exception of instructor support offered by telephone and email, the course, its materials, and delivery system are entirely over the Internet. In order to be able to access and complete the course, the student only needs an Internet accessible computer. OnlineEd works with all modern web browsers and operating systems. The course may be read online, but can also be printed by the student.
Course Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for taking the OnlineEd Oregon insurance pre-license course. However, the Oregon Division of Financial Regulation does have requirements to obtain an insurance license. Completion of this course is only one of those requirements. Other requirements are:
- Licensing examination and fee
- Fingerprint checks
- License application and fee
- Live or maintain a business in Oregon
Agency Information
If you have questions about whether or not you qualify for an insurance producer license, please contact the Division of Financial Regulation:
Division of Financial Regulation (website)
503-378-4140
350 Winter St. NE, Room 410, Salem, OR 97309
Oregon Higher Education Coordinating Commission (website)
503-947-5751
3225 25th Street SE, Salem, OR 97302
The Oregon Higher Education Coordinating Commission requires you must be at least 18 years of age to enroll in this insurance pre-licensing courses.
This course will remain available to students for 60 days after enrollment.
[Premier] Oregon Life Insurance
Credit Hours Provided: 20
Catalog Effective Date: January 1, 2021
The Course
This course prepares students to meet the educational requirements to obtain a life insurance producer license in Oregon and is approved by the Oregon Division of Financial Regulation. As a part of its pre-license requirements, Oregon requires the completion of the study and mastery of seven topics. These seven topics are presented under the module headings below.
- Basic Concepts
- Life Insurance Policies & Characteristics
- Provisions, Riders, Beneficiaries and Settlement Options
- Underwriting & Producer Responsibilities
- Group Life Insurance & Business Uses of Life Insurance
- Annuity & Deferred Annuity
- Retirement Plans
Each module is further divided into chapters. At the end of each chapter, a review exercise will test the student's comprehension of the chapter topic. At the end of each module, a final examination will test the student's comprehension of the topics presented in each of the chapters composing the module. In order to demonstrate competency in each module and to earn the module completion certificate, the student will need to obtain a final examination score equivalent to a "C" (75% or better).
Course Instructors and Student Support
Upon enrollment, each student will be assigned a course instructor. Students are encouraged to contact their instructor whenever the student determines that such contact will be helpful to review or explain course content, procedures or requirements. In addition, the instructor will review and, if determined necessary, comment on each quiz and final exam to assist the student in understanding course concepts.
Deadlines
This OnlineEd course may be completed by the student at the student's own pace. The student has 60 calendar days from the time of enrollment to complete the course.
Equipment Required
With exception of instructor support offered by telephone and email, the course, its materials, and delivery system are entirely over the Internet. In order to be able to access and complete the course, the student only needs an Internet accessible computer. OnlineEd works with all modern web browsers and operating systems. The course may be read online, but can also be printed by the student.
Course Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for taking the OnlineEd Oregon Pre-License Course. However, the Oregon Division of Financial Regulation does have requirements to obtain an insurance license. Completion of this course is only one of those requirements. Other requirements are:
- Licensing examination and fee
- Fingerprint checks
- License application and fee
- Live or maintain a business in Oregon
Agency Information
If you have questions about whether or not you qualify for an insurance producer license, please contact the Division of Financial Regulation.
Division of Financial Regulation (website)
503-378-4140
350 Winter St. NE, Room 410, Salem, OR 97309
Oregon Higher Education Coordinating Commission (website)
503-947-5751
3225 25th Street SE, Salem, OR 97302
The Oregon Higher Education Coordinating Commission requires you must be at least 18 years of age to enroll in this insurance pre-licensing courses.
This course will remain available to students for 60 days after enrollment.
Oregon Health Insurance Exam Prep
This Exam Prep course will assist you in preparation for the state exam. The course consists of a series of practice questions that are similar to those found on the state exam. A good working knowledge of these questions will prepare the student for actual state administered examination. This course also contains a "state test simulator" that you can practice with until you feel ready to take the state test.
This course will remain available to students for 180 days after enrollment.
Oregon Life Insurance Exam Prep
This Exam Prep course will assist you in preparation for the state exam. The course consists of a series of practice questions that are similar to those found on the state exam. A good working knowledge of these questions will prepare the student for actual state administered examination. This course also contains a "state test simulator" that you can practice with until you feel ready to take the state test.
This course will remain available to students for 180 days after enrollment.
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