It's never too late to start a career in insurance. Many agents come from retail, teaching, health care, the military, banking, office work and more. Your experience is an asset.
What transfers from your past work
- Talking with people: listening, explaining and building trust
- Problem solving: finding the right fit for someone's situation
- Organization: keeping track of details, deadlines and follow-ups
- Life experience: you've likely bought a home, a car or a policy yourself
What's new to learn
You'll learn insurance terms, products and state rules in a pre-licensing course, then pass the state exam. After that, licensed agents keep learning through continuing education.
No insurance experience needed. Classes are live streamed anywhere in Ohio.
See classes & scheduleWhat makes it practical mid-career
- Weekend classes that fit around your current job
- Live streamed from home, with no commute
- No diploma or GED required to take the class or get licensed (some employers may ask for one)
Your first steps
- Choose your license: Property & Casualty or Life, Health & Accident
- Take an approved pre-licensing course
- Pass the state exam and complete your background check
- Apply for your license and start your new career