Traditional Classroom
Classroom Courses offered by the Risk & Insurance Education Alliance provide a comprehensive learning experience that can be customized to fit individual or professional development goals. These courses may be taken individually or combined to fulfill the requirements for nationally recognized designations. With interactive, in-person instruction and collaborative opportunities, participants are encouraged to engage with peers and instructors to deepen their understanding. A basic working knowledge of relevant policies is recommended, as this will enhance the ability to participate fully and gain practical insights.
PDF copy of the Learning Guide can be accessed in your PROfile under the My Courses tab 14 days prior to the course and available for 7 days after the program. You will receive a printed version of the Learning Guide when you arrive at the course.
Students may use specific electronic devices, such as Kindles, iPads, tablets, and laptops, in classrooms solely for note-taking and viewing the Learning Guide. However, recording devices, including those for audio, video, or photography, are not permitted.
Proctoring rules and exam instructions vary based on the type of course attended. Please click on the following link for exam information.
Exam Information
Continuing Education
To request or decline Continuing Education credit for this course, log into your PROfile with the Risk & Insurance Education Alliance at https://pro.scic.com/SignIn. Once logged in,
follow these steps:
- Click on the “My Courses” tab on the left side of the PROfile homepage.
- Next, select the “Request/Decline CE” button next to the corresponding course record.
- In the pop-up window that appears, input your license information and submit the request.
In accordance with Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act, we invite all registrants to advise us of any disability relevant to completing the course.
ADA Information
The Risk & Insurance Education Alliance considers participant information to be personal and confidential. Student information will not be shared, sold or distributed to any third party.
- Cancellation/Refund Requests received within 30 days of the start date that require a refund will incur a fee totaling 15% of the registration fee
- Cancellation/Refund Requests received within 14 days of the start date will incur a fee totaling 25% of the registration fee
- Cancellation/Refund Requests received within 7 days of the start date will incur a fee totaling 50% of the registration fee
- After the start date of your course, no refunds or transfers will be given
- Transfers or substitutions within 30 days of the start date will incur a $25 fee
- A fee of $25 will be charged for returned checks
If you register for a particular course and pay the course fee, but do not or cannot attend the course for which registered on the date(s) scheduled for the course, and receive a credit in your account for the amount of the course fee paid and that credit shall remain for 24 months from the date of your original registration. No refund of the course fee paid will be made. You may, however, use the credit by applying it to the course fee for the same or a different course at another date, provided you do so within 24 months of the date of your original registration. After 24 months from the date of your original registration, the credit will be forfeited and may not be applied to another course.