Insurance Professional Diploma

Students must provide one of the following English Language Proficiency requirements:

For domestic students, a minimum Grade 10 English, or for English as a second language students, English proficiency ability (one of the following):

• IELTS 6.0 (with no individual band score less than 5.5), or

• Cambridge English Scale: score of 169 or higher, or

• TOEFL score of at least 76, IBT only - with a minimum of no score lower than 20 in speaking and listening, and no score lower than 18 in reading and writing, or

• Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic: a minimum score of 46, or

• TOEIC score of at least 605, or

• Duolingo English Test score of 95 or higher, or

• Canadian Language Benchmark Placement Test (CLBPT) minimum score of 7 in listening and speaking, and 6 in reading and writing, or

• CELPIP score of at least 7 in each module.

Students must also provide confirmation of mature student status (19 years or older on first day of classes) or if under 19, evidence of Grade 12 completion or equivalent.

Domestic Pricing:

Tuition: $9,490.00
Application Fee: $100.00
Textbooks Fee: $950.58
Other Fees: $47.53
Total: $10,588.11

International Pricing:

Tuition: $12,306.25
Application Fee: $250.00
Textbooks Fee: $950.58
Other Fees: $47.53
Total: $13,554.36

Please review our Refund Policy.

Graduates will be able to work in a variety of roles within the Insurance industry, such as Insurance Clerks, Insurance Adjusters, Insurance Agents, Insurance Claims Consultants, and Insurance Sales Representatives. The sale or adjusting of insurance is a regulated occupation in British Columbia.

To work as an insurance agent, salesperson, or adjuster in BC, you must be licensed by the Insurance Council of British Columbia (ICBC). Additional requirements will apply. For more information, please refer to the ICBC website

540 hours (approx. 25 weeks) of synchronous, in-person, distance, or blended training, including 500 hours of theory training and a 40 hour practicum placement.