Accreditation Curriculum

Accredited Insurance Examiner (AIE)
Certified Insurance Examiner (CIE)
Course Waivers
Course Contact Information
Course Discount Information

Accredited Insurance Examiner (AIE)

Experience Requirements:

AIE applicants must have two years of fulltime regulatory work experience.

Employment Requirements:

AIE applicants spend 75% or more of his/her time working for an insurance regulatory agency (whether as an employee or a contractor).

To earn an AIE via the Property-Casualty Educational Path, an applicant must successfully pass eight (8) of the following courses and meet the employment and experience requirements listed above.

INS 22	Personal Insurance
INS 23	Commercial Insurance
AIC 34, 35 or 36	AIC 34: Workers Comp and Managing Bodily Injury Claims; AIC 35: Property Loss Adjusting, or AIC 36: Liability Claim Practices. NOTE: only one of these three courses may be counted toward earning an AIE
CPCU 510	Foundations of Risk Management, Insurance & Professionalism
CPCU 520	Insurance Operations & Regulation
CPCU 530	The Legal Environment of Risk Management & Insurance
CPCU 552	Commercial Liability Risk Management & Insurance
CPCU 560	Financial Services Institutions
IR 201	Insurance Regulation
AIAF 111	Statutory Accounting for Property & Liability Insurance

Courses may be taken in any order. Regulators having a minimum of two years of fulltime regulatory experience and who have obtained a CPCU designation will be granted the AIE designation without the need for further course work.

Life-Health Educational Path

To earn an AIE via the Life-Health Educational Path, an applicant must successfully pass the following four (4) required core courses, plus an additional four (4) courses from one of three options (Life, Health or Information Systems) and meet the employment and experience requirements listed above.

Required Core Courses
LOMA 280, HS 323, or AHIP Part A	LOMA 280: Principles of Insurance: Life, Health & Annuities HS 323: Individual Life Insurance AHIP Part A: Fundamentals of Health Insurance, Part A (Basics of Health Insurance) NOTE: only one of these three courses may be counted toward earning an AIE
LOMA 290, HS 323, HS 324, HS 325, or AHIP Part B	LOMA 290: Insurance Company Operations HS 323: Individual Life Insurance HS 324: Life Insurance Law HS 325: Group Benefits AHIP Part B: Fundamentals of Health Insurance, Part B (Basics of Company Operations) NOTE: only one of these five courses may be counted toward earning an AIE
AIRC 410	Regulatory Compliance — Companies, Producers and Operations
AIRC 420	Regulatory Compliance — Insurance and Annuity Products

Optional Courses

In addition to the required courses, an applicant must complete four additional courses from any one of the following three options. Courses from one option cannot be mixed with another option to complete the required course work to earn an AIE under the Life-Health Educational Path.

Life Option
LOMA 310/311 or HS 324	LOMA 310/311: Business Law for Financial Services Professionals, or; HS 324: Life Insurance Law NOTE: only one of these two courses may be counted toward earning an AIE
LOMA 320	Life and Health Insurance Marketing
LOMA 330	Management Principles and Practices
LOMA 301	Insurance Administration
LOMA 361	Accounting and Financial Reporting in Life Insurance Companies
Health Option
ICA C1, C3 or C4	C1: Medical and Dental Aspects of Claims; C3: The Claims Environment, or; C4: Management of Claims Operations. NOTE: only one of these three courses may be counted toward earning an AIE
AHM 250	Managed Healthcare: An Introduction
AHM 510	Governance and Regulation
AHM 530	Network Management
AHIP	Disability, Part I, II or III
AHIP	HIPAA Primer
AHIP	Long-Term Care, Part I
AHIP	Medical Expense Insurance
AHIP	Supplemental Insurance
Information Systems Option
IDMA 2	Insurance Data Quality
IDMA 3	Systems Development & Project Management
IDMA 4	Data Management, Administration & Warehousing
ACL Exam	NAIC Systems Proficiency Exam – covers ACL and NAIC's Information Systems Questionnaire (ISQ)

Required and optional courses may be taken in any order. Regulators having a minimum of two years of fulltime regulatory experience and who have obtained a CLU or FLMI designation will be granted the AIE designation without the need for further course work.

Certified Insurance Examiner (CIE)

Experience Requirements:

CIE applicants must have three years of fulltime regulatory work experience.

Employment Requirements:

CIE applicants spend 75% or more of his/her time working for an insurance regulatory agency (whether as an employee or a contractor).

Property-Casualty Educational Path

Applicants that earned an AIE under the Property-Casualty Educational Path must successfully complete any four of the following courses.

LOMA 280, HS 323 or AHIP Part A	LOMA 280: Principles of Insurance: Life, Health and Annuities HS 323: Individual Life Insurance, or; AHIP Part A: Fundamentals of Health Insurance, Part A (Basics of Health Insurance) NOTE: only one of these three courses may be counted toward earning an CIE
LOMA 290, HS 323, HS 324, HS 325 or AHIP Part B	LOMA 290: Insurance Company Operations, HS 323: Individual Life Insurance, HS 324: Life Insurance Law, HS 325: Group Benefits, AHIP Part B: Fundamentals of Health Insurance, Part B (Basics of Company Opertations) NOTE: only one of these five courses may be counted toward earning an CIE
LOMA 320	Life and Health Insurance Marketing
LOMA 330	Management Principles and Practices
AIRC 410	Regulatory Compliance – Companies, Producers and Operations
AIRC 420	Regulatory Compliance – Insurance and Annuity Products

Life-Health Educational Path

Applicants that earned an AIE under the Life-Health Educational Path, must successfully complete any four of the following courses.

INS 21	Property & Liability Insurance Principles
CPCU 520	Insurance Operations & Regulation
CPCU 530	The Legal Environment of Risk Management & Insurance
IR 201	Insurance Regulation
AIC 34, 35 or 36	AIC 34: Workers Comp and Managing Bodily Injury Claims; AIC 35: Property Loss Adjusting, or; AIC 36: Liability Claim Practices. NOTE: only one of these three courses may be counted toward earning an CIE

Course may be taken in any order.

Course Waivers

In the event that a student obtains such a waiver, IRES will grant no more than one course waiver to a student working toward the AIE or CIE designation. Such a waiver may apply only to attaining an AIE or a CIE, but not for both.

Course Contact Information

Organization	Contact Information	Courses
American Institute for Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriters and the Insurance Institute of America (AICPCU/IIA)	720 Providence Road Malvern, Pa. 19355-0770 610-644-2100 www.aicpcu.org	INS, AIC, CPCU, AIAF & IR
LOMA	Office of the Registrar 2300 Windy Ridge Pkwy., Sute 600 Atlanta, Ga. 30339 800-ASK-LOMA (275-5662) www.loma.org	FLMI, ICA & AIRC
The American College (CLU, ChFC)	Bryn Mawr, Pa. 19010 610-526-1000 www.theAmericanCollege.edu	HS
Academy for Healthcare Management (AHM)	601 Pennsylvania Ave. NW Washington, D.C. 20004 800-667-3133 www.academyforhealthcare.com	AHM
Insurance Data Management Association (IDMA)	545 Washington Blvd. 22-16 Jersey City, N.J. 07310 201-469-3069 www.idma.org	IDMA
America's Health Insurance Plans (AHIP)	601 Pennsylvania Ave. NW South Building, Suite 500 Washington, D.C. 20004 202-778-8471 www.insuranceeducation.org	AHIP
National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC)	2301 McGee Kansas City, Mo. 64108 816-842-3600 www.naic.org	ACL test

Course Discount Information