North Carolina Insurance Continuing Education
NC Insurance Continuing Ed (CE) Courses
North Carolina insurance continuing education required credit hours must be completed every two years per the requirements of the North Carolina Department of Insurance.
All licensed resident producers and adjusters must complete 24 hours of CE every two years, including 3 hours of ethics courses but no more than 10 total hours in ethics to fulfill North Carolina insurance license renewal requirements.
North Carolina Insurance CE Requirements- NC renewal requires 24 hours of CE (3 in ethics).
- Any course approved for CE in North Carolina may be taken for credit.
- Excess credit hours can carry over. Carry-over credits from ethics classes will count as general credit.
- Courses may not be repeated for credit in the same 2-year renewal term.
Resident producers who are unable to comply with insurance CE requirements due to active duty military service or long-term illness may request a CE exemption from the DOI. Nonresident agents exempt from North Carolina insurance continuing education requirements.
Under federal law, even exempt individuals must take the required LTC course before they can begin selling long term care policies.
