where can i get a training to get the 220 insurance license?
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I took a semester of night classes two nights a week at a local junior college to get my license.  Was about $300 including the book.
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http://www.realestatesalescoach.com/freetraining.htm\ntry this
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WELL..IF YOU ARE GOING TO CHANGE A DISLEXIC TO ACCEPT ELECTRICITY OR A LIGHT BULB THEN YOU BETTER MAKE SURE EVERYTHING IS UP TO CODE...YOU WILL DEFINATELY NEED A 220 VOLT SERVICE CONNECTION..
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224??? Get insurance!!!
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This is in the UK\nhttp://www.cuinteractive.co.uk/cuwebsite/standard_package.html\nThere doesn't appear to be one called specifically that\nexcept one in st Kitts which has no license:\nwww.skbfinancialservices.com/advisory.php
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You need to be licensed by the Department of Insurance of each State in which you wish to sell insurance. The process of becoming licensed involves taking an approved pre-licensing course, a state exam, an application process to and through the State Department of Insurance, and a very detailed background investigation. \n\nThe website of your State Department of Insurance is likely to have a section devoted to insurance "producer" licensing, and that will be your best starting point.\n\nNote that you must also be "appointed" by the insurer(s) whose insurance you wish to sell.  Proper state licensure will be a prerequisite to appointment
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http://www.bpoindia.org/companies/training.shtml\n\nmost of these guys also teach without corporate deals, all you got to do is to speak to them
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Hello.  KG2DI here! First, go to www.arrl.org the home page of the American Radio Relay League.  You can find many local radio clubs that offer classes - some take as little as one day - to help you get the entry level license, the Technician Class.  Or you can go buy "Now You're Talking" at Radio Shack for $21.95.  It's a book that'll get you that license if you can't go on the computer or if you aren't close enough to a radio club offering classes.\n\nHey, good luck!  It's not just a fun hobby but a valuable national resource as well.  Hams help out every time there's a natural or man-made disaster that disrupts normal communications.  We manned shelters in New York City after 9/11, we manned shelters and assisted the Red Cross, Salvation Army, FEMA and many other agencies in Louisiana and Mississippi following Hurricane Katrina - in some areas, for weeks!  Glad to see ya got an interest.  Go for it - you don't even need to learn Morse Code to get that entry-level license any more!
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You may try Microsoft Office's website. There are some online training courses.\n\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/training/default.aspx
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Not knowing what state you're in makes it difficult to say.  The vast majority of new licensees go to work for a local independent agent to get their feet wet, learn the business, and most importantly to learn which companies are most competetive in the area and meet their marketing reps.  If they like you, they'll appoint you.  From there it's usually pretty easy to get your E&O (errors and ommissions insurance), get a few appointments, hang a sign and go for it.  I am an independent working in Texas for the last ten years and that's exactly how I did it.  Whatever you do, DO NOT invest your life savings on any of the "insurance franchise opportunities" out there.  They are just taking your money to get you appointed to companies you can get appointed to by yourself.  Take the savings and buy the biggest yellow page ad you can afford (I have 3 full pages) because it will always be your best investment.  Also, if you can time your opening with the publication of the yellow pages it will save you thousands in wasted overhead waiting for the phone to ring. Good Luck!
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State or private, they still need to answer to the department of education to maintain their license.  you maty wish to contact the Adult Education Service Office - 850-245-9906\n\nOr their website: http://www.firn.edu/doe/workforce/adult_ed.htm\n\nHope this helps!
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Get a licensed professional electrician.
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You'll want to get 3 licenses:\nP&C license (Property & Casualty)\nLife & Health license\nSecurities License (Depending on the state that you live in, this could mean a Series 6 & 63 OR Series 7)\nThe reason is that most auto insurance agencies now sell auto, home, life and investments.  Even if you put a specialist in your office to sell the other stuff you will still need to have the licenses to get commissions on them.\nI would talk to Erie Insurance.  They sell as independent agents and offer more than one company.  This can be very important.  Lets say you own a State Farm agency and then six months from now they have a huge rate increase.  You lose half your customers and can't do anything about it.  Go independent and those same customers can call you up and you can rewrite them with a different company.  You can order your study materials here:\nhttp://www.dearborn.com
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Hi, my name is Eunice Saunders. I am a licensed Insurance Agent. Licensed in 48 states no less....It is not easy to become an Insurance Agent....you must go to classes and become licensed and then you must do continuing education every year. You must also take a state exam and have a back ground check. You must be of good character, have good credit and even a good driving record. You don't say what you are doing now? If you are really wanting to try insurance I would suggest you go to work for a company that will sponsor you to get licensed...such as GEICO, Progressive, GMAC...if there are any call centers for any LARGE Insurance agencies in your area try to get hired in their sales department and they will pay you while you go through training and licensing....also you will get experience and you will find out if you like it good enough to go out on your own and be an independent agent.....Good Luck! Eunice
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Many different resources are available to you. \nApproximately 3,220\n\nTop hit: See below.
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Call the insurance Company give them the policy #, SS #, birth cert., ect,ect, ect.\n\nBlubla
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to get training, find a small communications company. installing a direct tv/dish net dish no problem.  an earth link or commercial 3 meter dish, big time work.  pay 15 to 30 p/hr unless you can find a union gig.