You have 1 year from your date of purchase to complete the LLQP certification course.

It takes approximately 100 hours to complete the LLQP course, though but completion times vary widely between students.

Students enrolling in Learnedly LLQP courses are required to create an account with the Canadian Insurance Participant Registry (CIPR), a database maintained by Canada’s provincial insurance regulators.

Students are required to provide Learnedly with their CIPR# during the course registration process.

Creating your CIPR profile and number is free.

The Canada Training Tax Credit is a non-refundable tax credit that helps Canadians offset the costs of eligible training fees.

It is available to Canadian residents, 18 years of age or older, who have a valid Social Insurance Number (SIN). It can be used for training courses offered by eligible institutions and for certain expenses related to the training. The credit can be carried forward for up to five years.

Learnedly’s LLQP courses are eligible for the Canada Training Tax Credit. More Information

“LLQP Full Life (Canada)” if you plan to offer Life and Accident & Sickness insurance across Canada, INCLUDING Quebec. (This version includes an additional Module specifically on Ethics in Quebec)

“LLQP Full Life (Common Law)” if you plan to offer Life and Accident & Sickness insurance across Canada, EXCLUDING Quebec.

“LLQP Accident & Sickness (Common Law)” if you plan to offer only Accident & Sickness across Canada, EXCLUDING Quebec.

You can do so by enrolling in our top course – “LLQP Upgrade from A&S to Life Agent” or LLQP Upgrade from A&S to Life Agent + Civil Code (Includes Québec)

Once you register for a course, you will get an email with instructions on how to order the textbook. They are NOT included in the course price and are $150 - includes taxes and shipping within Canada.

Students may request a refund within 10 days of course enrollment. To request a refund, you may send an email to llqp@learnedly.com.

Within the initial 10 days of enrollment, students are entitled to a refund for the cost paid for the Learnedly LLQP program, less a $125 cancellation fee.

Refunds are not permitted after the initial 10 days following course enrollment. Refunds are not available for printed textbooks.

Certification exams are administered by regulator-approved education providers such as Learnedly and provincial exams are administered by the Provincial Regulators.

You need to pass the Learnedly certification exams to be eligible to write the provincial exams.

This is done with the insurance regulator in your province of residence. Contact information for all insurance regulators across Canada can be found here.

Yes, the LLQP exam is an open book exam.

You are allowed to have the PDF version of the Module textbook open, as well as the calculator application on your desktop or laptop computer. No other resources, including Learnedly's course resources, are permitted.

For each Certification Exam, you will have four attempts to score 60% or higher. If you are unsuccessful after the fourth attempt, you will need to re-purchase that specific Module ($100), which will give you four additional attempts*.

*(This is a difficult one for us. We genuinely would prefer students to pass the exams on the first (or second, or third) attempt. But we also don't want students to use multiple exam attempts to replace the time and effort to learn the material.

We want to strike the right balance to motivate students to be ready to write the exams successfully. We also incur exam proctoring fees with each attempt.)

You have one year from the date you are certified by an education provider such as Learnedly to write and pass the provincial life insurance exams.

If you are unable to complete the provincial exams within 12 months of being certified by an Education Provider, you will be required to re-enrol in the LLQP.

The LLQP (Life License Qualification Program) exams are considered challenging, requiring a thorough understanding of insurance products, regulations, and industry practices. The difficulty of the exams may vary depending on factors such as your knowledge and experience in the insurance industry, the amount of time you put into studying, and your learning style.

To pass the LLQP exams, you'll need to obtain a minimum passing grade of 60% on each module, which includes multiple-choice questions and case studies. With proper study and preparation, many people successfully pass the exams.

Yes. All certification exams are proctored to promote compliance and exam integrity.

If you need help or have a question with your LLQP course, send us an email to llqp@learnedly.com and we'll get back to you with an answer!