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CIC
Certified Insurance Counselor designation program
CIC offers practical and relevant knowledge to keep professionals more competitive in meeting the changing needs of clients and the industry. To earn the CIC designation, participants attend five institutes (list below with course descriptions) and pass a closed-book exam after each. To maintain the designation, particpants must annually attend at least one program sanctioned by The National Alliance for Insurance Education & Research. No testing is required to maintain the designation. 
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The new Multiline Institute aims to increase your understanding and familiarity of important miscellaneous risks including business owners policies, commercial inland marine, crime, cyber, employment practices liability and excess liability/commercial umbrella.
The Commercial Casualty Institute discusses the major casualty coverages including the CGL, Business Auto, Work Comp, Additional Insureds and Excess/Umbrella.
The Life and Health Institute provides essential background and knowledge for your personal understanding of the important L&H products.
CIC designees can meet the annual requirement of the Society of CIC for maintaining the CIC designation by taking SC's annual James K. Ruble Graduate seminar. This seminar will feature a variety of topics along with real-life applications of the material. Content changes each year.
The Agency Management Institute emphasizes value added, relevant and practical topics for all agency owners, managers, producers, CSR's and insurance company personnel.
The Commercial Property Institute explores innovative ways to maximize coverage for various types of commercial property accounts. Focus is on the major commercial property forms and endorsements.
The Personal Lines Institute addresses the unique needs of individuals and their families and tackles the complexities of state-specific personal lines forms.
Several CIC scholarships are available that cover the registration fee of one SC institute next year. Available to any licensed agent or broker, or any individual who has a minimum of two years full-time experience as a practitioner in insurance or risk management. Not for those who already hold the CIC designation.
