Continuing Education

[Markthebroker]

The whole CE thing is total nonsense. If you are working at least a couple hours a week you'll learn far more relevant information on the job than you ever will from the silly CE courses.

 

[billyb]

I have over 44 years and FL still requires 20 hours CE every 2 years.

 

[Matt P Obrien]

Can a person without any knowledge can take the course. I am just curious

 

[Downeast Agent]

Can a person without any knowledge can take the course. I am just curious

Most of the ones I've done let you take the test as many times as you need until you pass. I imagine anyone could pass it with enough brute force if they had no industry knowledge.

 

[goillini52]

Can a person without any knowledge can take the course. I am just curious

Yes, it's open book.

 

[Gulliver]

I have used cetrack the last few times I renewed. They are very easy and cheap. You can message them for a discount code. Easier and cheaper than Web CE. Site is cetrack.com. Use with confidence. I have used them twice.

 

[Tahoe Ray]

They are very easy and cheap. You can message them for a discount code. Easier and cheaper than Web CE. Use with confidence. I have used them twice.

Just ask your upline for a free code.

 

[somarco]

Can a person without any knowledge can take the course. I am just curious

I see no reason why not.

Hang around here long enough and you will see agents who are lacking in knowledge . . .

 

[DHK]

I call it Regulatory CE. I don't ever try to learn anything out of it. The companies and IMOs do a good job of keeping us all up to date on regulatory changes. CE just gets renewed each license period. Doesn't do a damn bit of good, but I do it only because it's required.

 

[Patriot1]

CE is 24 credits, but once you're 65, you don't have to take CE in OK.

I use webinars which can help you get it done in a decent amount of time but not nearly as fast as PhxSunsFan.