Ohio P&C and Personal Lines Insurance CE — Complete 24-Hour Online Package
Choose this if you hold an Ohio Property, Casualty, or Personal Lines authority and want a complete 24-hour renewal package with 21 P&C/Personal Lines hours, including flood and NFIP coverage, and 3 Ethics hours.
Courses Included
3-Hour Insurance Ethics & Fraud - Ohio
A practical ethics and consumer-protection course for licensed insurance professionals covering authority, professional judgment, fair dealing, conflicts, privacy, responsible technology, fraud prevention, reporting, remediation, and control improvement across insurance roles. Ohio derivative. National instructional content is preserved except where current Ohio requirements require a targeted clarification.
3-Hour Flood, NFIP & Catastrophe - Ohio
A practical continuing-education course for licensed property-and-casualty and personal-lines insurance professionals covering flood risk, official mapping, NFIP and private-flood coverage, policy mechanics, transactions, claims, and coordination with related catastrophe coverages. Ohio derivative. National instructional content is preserved except where current Ohio requirements require a targeted clarification.
6-Hour Commercial P&C Risk Mgmt - Ohio
A practical continuing-education course for licensed property-and-casualty insurance professionals covering commercial exposure identification, risk management, property, liability, auto, workers' compensation, umbrella, inland marine, crime, cyber, specialty coverage, underwriting, service, loss control, and claims. Ohio derivative. National instructional content is preserved except where current Ohio requirements require a targeted clarification.
12-Hour Personal Lines P&C - Ohio
A practical continuing-education course for licensed property-and-casualty and personal-lines insurance professionals covering personal property, auto, liability, umbrella, recreational, specialty, catastrophe, underwriting, servicing, and claims principles. Ohio derivative. National instructional content is preserved except where current Ohio requirements require a targeted clarification.