Unquoting Insurance Company
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| 📞 +1 (888) 928-9324 |
| 📧 mail@unquoting.com |
| 📌 3848 W 130th St Lowr, Cleveland, OH 44111 |
| - Sells insurance to protect you and your assets in all 50 states. |
| - Licensed insurance school offering pre-licensing education in the state of Ohio. |
| - Get a free, no obligation quote today. |
About Insurance School
Unquoting Insurance Company offers quality weekend, in person and live streamed online, pre-licensing insurance classes in the state of Ohio. We designed our classes for students with or without previous insurance experience. Jump start your career into the insurance field.Unquoting Insurance Company provides a clear, supportive, and flexible pathway for adults seeking a new, stable career in insurance. We guide students step-by-step from enrollment to licensing and beyond, equipping them with the knowledge, confidence, and connections needed to succeed in the insurance industry.
Our mission is to empower our clients through education, honesty, and care in every interaction.
Insurance as a Career
Here are some statistics to encourage you to start a career in insurance in Ohio:1. According to the Ohio Insurance Institute, there are more than 275 insurance companies based in Ohio with jobs and financial security provided to more than 132,000 workers and growing.
2. Ohio ranks 7th in overall insurance employment and 2nd within the property and casualty insurance field out of all 50 states.
3. Ohio's insurance industry offers many career opportunities who are paid on average 50% higher than other private sector employees around the state.
4. According to the Ohio Department of Insurance, as one of Ohio's largest employment sectors and economic engines, the insurance industry is growing steadily while also experiencing a wave of retirements. According to a Regionomics study, the state is projected to see demand for 108,000 insurance positions by 2031.
5. The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services says the average salary for an Insurance Agent is $79,940 per year.
6. Approximately half of the US insurance workforce is expected to retire by 2038, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, opening the door to over 400,000 vacancies in a field that relies heavily on institutional expertise.
7. The numbers are terrible. More than 25% of insurance professionals are over the age of 55, while less than 25% of the industry is under the age of 35.
Here are 10 reasons to start a career in insurance:
1. Job Security & Stability: Insurance is “essential” — people need coverage for homes, cars, health, businesses, etc., in both good times and bad. That tends to insulate the industry somewhat from economic downturns.
2. Growing Demand/Workforce Needs: With many current professionals nearing retirement (see statistics above), there will be a significant need for new, younger talent in the next few years. That means opportunity.
3. Diverse Roles & Specializations: There are many different kinds of roles: underwriting, claims, risk management, actuarial science, customer service, policy design, compliance, technology, data analytics, sales/distribution, etc. So your skills (quantitative, people, technical, legal, etc.) can find a home.
4. Opportunity for Advancement & Growth: Because of the upcoming retirements and gaps in many organizations, people who enter now can often move up more quickly into senior roles. Also, continuous learning (regulatory, risk, product innovation) means growth.
5. Good Compensation & Benefits: Many insurance roles — particularly technical ones (actuaries, risk analytics, underwriting, etc.) or sales roles with commissions — can pay well. Also many companies offer benefits, flexible work, sometimes strong retirement or pension plans.
6. Flexibility & Work-Life Balance: Hybrid or remote work options are increasingly available, flexible hours in some roles, and in some sales roles you can manage your own time to a degree.
7. Impact & Helping Others: Insurance protects people, families, businesses when things go wrong — disasters, accidents, health issues. It has social value. For many this gives a deeper sense of meaning.
8. Innovation & Technological Change: The insurance field is changing. New technologies (data analytics, AI, modeling, digital policy delivery), changes in consumer expectations, climate risk, regulatory changes — there's room to work at the cutting edge of problems.
9. Lifelong Learning & Skills Building: Because products, regulations, risk landscapes (e.g. climate, cyber, health) evolve, insurance professionals receive ongoing education and certification. This keeps the work intellectually engaging.
10. Opportunity to Own or Be Entrepreneurial: Many insurance roles — especially in sales, agency ownership, brokerage — allow you to build something of your own, manage your business, scale, earn via commission/renewals, referals, etc. If you're entrepreneurial, there is room. Also ancillary services and consulting in insurance are growing.
Pre-Licensing Education
Ohio resident agent applicants must complete a pre-licensing education program from an Ohio approved pre-licensing provider, prior to taking an examination. The educational requirements may be met by either completing a 20-hour classroom course for each line of insurance (property, casualty, accident/health, life) or successfully completing an approved self-study course. If you want a property and casualty or health, life, accident license, then each class is 40 hours total. We do not offer single line classes, only the combined classes.Upon completing the required pre-licensing education program, applicants will be issued a course completion certificate for each line of authority completed (Life, Accident & Health, Property, Casualty, Personal Lines, or Surety Bail Bond). This certificate is valid for a period of 180 calendar days, and the corresponding exam must be successfully completed during this period. Applicants will not be admitted to an exam without the original, unaltered course completion certificate(s) for each corresponding line of authority. If a student is taking a combined exam, they will need to submit two-course completion certificates (one for each line of authority).
* Public insurance adjuster and title applicants are not required to complete pre-license education and therefore may not have a course completion certificate.
2025 Classes
Tuition$595.00
Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Google Pay, Cash App Pay, Apple Pay, Amazon Pay, Klarna, and Afterpay available
We also accept payments in person. Please call us to schedule a time.
$295 deposit with $300 due before the 1st day of class
Class Dates
Life, Accident, & Health:
- November 15, 16, 22, 23, 29, 30, December 6, 7, 13, 14
1:30pm to 4:30pm
- January 24, 25, 31, February 1, 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, 22
1:30pm to 4:30pm
Property & Casualty:
- December 20, 21, 27, 28, January 3, 4, 10, 11, 17, 18
1:30pm to 4:30pm
- February 28, March 1, 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, 22, 28, 29
1:30pm to 4:30pm
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Are you a licensed school?Yes, we are licensed through the Ohio Department of Insurance.
What are the steps to getting licensed?
1. Complete a pre-licensing course and be issued a Certificate of Completion.
2. Pass a licensing exam.
3. Get fingerprinted by a National WebCheck provider.
4. Apply for the license.
5. Plan for continuing education. The continuing education requirements for agents are 24 hours every 2 years, including 3 hours of topics approved as ethics. There are additional CE requirements to sell certain products, such as annuities, long-term care, and flood insurance.
Where are classes held?
The classes are 5 weeks, every Saturday and Sunday, in person or online. You can join us in person in Cleveland, Ohio or the classes are live streamed for everyone in the state of Ohio. We make education accessible to you.
Our office
3848 W 130th St Lowr, Cleveland, OH 44111
Are test fees included? If not, how much are the fees?
No, the test fees are not included in the tuition. The cost of each test is $49. This money is paid to PSI. More information on the exam is here.
How many hours are required for the class?
Each class is 4 hours long and 40 hours total. That would be 40 hours for life, accident & health and 40 hours for property & casualty lines of authority.
How long are the classes?
The classes are 5 weeks, every Saturday and Sunday, in person or online. You can join us in person in Cleveland, Ohio or the classes are live streamed for everyone in the state of Ohio. We make education accessible to you.
What is the attendance policy?
You can not miss any days of class. You will automatically be dismissed for any absences. We will only offer make-up days with the exception of death in the immediately family, hospitalization, or court. Documentation will have to be shown before being readmitted.
Do I need to have a high school diploma or GED to take this class?
No, but most employers may require a high school diploma or GED.
Do I need to have a background check before taking this class?
No.
How much is the background check after completing the course?
The background check fee is $72.25.
Do you assist with the state testing application?
Yes, we will walk you through the steps for signing up for the test.
Do you offer financial aid?
No, we do not offer financial aid. We are approved for payment as a vendor through the Department of Developmental Disabilities (DODD). You can also inquire about financial aid through Job and Family Services and all county and local offices that provide assistance to individuals looking to obtain or advance in a career.
How can I access my Certificate of Completion?
You can access it at Certifier.io and receive another copy.
How can I contact an instructor?
You can email classes@unquoting.com or call 888-928-9324.
What is the refund policy?
Students have 30 days prior to the start of a class to request a refund. Students who do not attend their first scheduled class will not qualify for a refund. Please submit your refund request in writing by sending an email to classes@unquoting.com. Any refunds will incur a $50 administration fee.
What are your terms of service?
By registering, you agree that your course information can be shared with state testing centers, state insurance departments, and any third-party insurance agency or company.
Register
Pay Full Tuition $595Pay Deposit $295
Pay Tuition Balance $300 (Balance due 1st day of class or before)
Complete form after payment.
Links
- Prelicensing Information- Examination Procedure Checklist
- Test Taking Information
- Webcheck Fingerprint Vendors
- Background Check
- License Information Bulletin
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