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The Agent's Blueprint for Workers' Compensation

The Agent's Blueprint for Workers' Compensation

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Highlights

  • Online

  • Beginner

  • 2 CE Credits

Description

Workers’ compensation may be statutory, but writing the coverage requires more than knowing the basics. In this focused two-hour course, you will build a practical understanding of how the policy protects employees and employers—and how its three coverage parts respond to accidents, disease, and exposures across state lines.

Explore Workers’ Compensation, Employers Liability, and Other States Coverage, along with policy duties, conditions, limits, monopolistic state funds, and stop-gap protection. Then connect coverage knowledge to the work agents handle every day: evaluating payroll and class codes, reviewing loss runs and modification factors, preparing clients for audits, and addressing owner, officer, and independent-contractor considerations. Realistic claim examples sharpen your approach to injury analysis, jurisdiction, and multistate risk.

You will also examine quoting and contract requirements, including FEIN, limits, waivers of subrogation, and the accurate completion of ACORD 125 and ACORD 130. Strengthen your ability to gather the right information, explain key coverage issues, and submit cleaner workers’ compensation applications.

Register now to build a stronger blueprint for writing workers’ compensation business with confidence.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How do I add session dates and Zoom links to my calendar?

    It’s easy to keep your schedule synced! Follow this step-by-step visual guide to learn how to add your session details and Zoom links directly to your personal calendar.

  • What are the key requirements to earn CE credit?

    You must attend the live webinar in real-time, log in and out as instructed, provide your National Producer Number and State license info, actively participate, and stay for the full session.

  • Is a final exam required?

    No, the instructor-led webinars do not require a final exam.

  • How are both participation and attendance monitored?

    Active participation is required. You will need to respond to instructor questions, answer at least two polling questions within one minute, and engage using the Chat feature. Attendance is monitored via your login/log-out times, Chat activity, and session records.

  • What happens if I’m late or inactive?

    Late arrivals, inactivity, or lack of participation (e.g., not answering poll questions) will result in no CE credit being awarded.

  • What is the Refund Policy?

    Thank you for your trust in Insurance Centers of America, Inc. Education. Our goal is to provide you with a quality learning experience enabling you to enhance your insurance carrier. If you are not entirely satisfied with your experience, you may request a refund per the following terms:

    All Classes except Pre-Licensing

    Refunds will be provided up to 30 days before the start of the enrolled course. Within 30 days before your class start date, you can contact us to reschedule the class on a different date at no additional charge. Once a class has started, there are no refunds. You may reschedule your course at a 50% discount rate on your original purchase.

    Pre-Licensing Instructor Led

    Our goal is to have you successfully complete your state license exam on your first attempt by utilizing the materials provided and actively participating in the instructor-led classes. Should a student not pass the state exam, we will provide the two (2) days of exam preparation at no additional charge if taken with 60 days of your initial exam attempt.

    Self-Study Pre-licensing & Web CE

    Please refer to the WebCE.com

    Texts Books/Workbooks

    There are NO REFUNDS on textbooks or workbooks once these materials have been received by the student.

    How to Request a Refund

    All refund requests must be made through the link in the My Account on the ICA Insurance Education website. No telephone or verbal requests will be accepted.

      All refund requests must include the following:
    • 1. Purchaser Name
    • 2. Student Name (if different than purchaser)
    • 3. Order Number
    • 4. Class you want refunded
    • 5. Reason for refund request

    Access to Class Materials

    Students will have access to the class and materials for 60 days after date of enrollment.

  • Are there Texas state-specific rules I need to follow?

    Texas Residents: A minimum of three students must be enrolled for CE credit to be issued.

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