Why Continuing Education Still Matters The intent of continuing education (CE) is simple: ensure that designees remain informed, agile, and aligned with the rapidly changing insurance landscape. For today’s insurance regulators and compliance professionals, CE isn’t just a requirement, it’s part of the professional rhythm. Whether you’re a long‑time designation holder or newly credentialed, staying current with CE requirements has never been more important.

Staying on Track: Tips for CE Compliance Continuing Education (CE) is more than a requirement—it’s a commitment to professional growth and regulatory integrity. To help you stay compliant and avoid last-minute stress, here are six practical tips that can make a big difference:

Stay Ahead: NICE Compliance and Continuing Education Reminders As we step into a new compliance year, it’s a great time to reaffirm your commitment to professional development through the National IRES Continuing Education (“NICE”) Program. Whether you’re a seasoned designation holder or newly certified, staying current with your Continuing Education (“CE”) credits ensures your designation remains active and recognized by IRES and the broader insurance community.

Important CE Deadlines It’s that time of year again, and the deadlines for the National IRES Continuing Education (“NICE”) Program are fast approaching. The NICE Program mandates that all members holding an AIE®, CIE®, or CICSR® must earn and report a minimum of 15 hours of qualifying continuing education (“CE”) credit each year. All items submitted for credit must be completed within the current compliance period, which runs from September 1, 2024, to August 31, 2025. All cr

The National IRES Continuing Education (“NICE”) Program is a professional development initiative that requires all members holding the AIE®, CIE®, and/or CICSR® designations to earn 15 hours of continuing education (“CE”) credit annually. The program aims to ensure that every active designation holder actively pursues ongoing education throughout their career to stay informed about the challenges facing the insurance industry. The NICE program is designed to provide maximum

Do you have a plan to complete your 15 continuing education (CE) credits by August 31st? If the answer is “no” and you’re looking for ways

Did You Miss the NICE Compliance Reporting Deadline? If you hold an AIE®, CIE®, or CICSR® designation and you missed the October 1st rep

Important CE Deadlines The National IRES Continuing Education (NICE) Program deadlines are once again quickly approaching. Remember,...

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