Clearly see the credits you receive.

Our catalogue lists all accreditations for every course and every bundle. These are the same as the credits you will see merged on your Certificate that you receive on course completion.

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Save time and hassle

The multiple accreditations accorded to courses are merged into one regulator-approved Certificate. You apply credits as shown on the Certificate to all the regulators and organizations specified.
This makes CE faster and record-keeping easier. Plus, one glance at the Certificate tells you where you stand. Need more credits? Plan your time to earn them and save last-minute panic.

Save dollars on every order.

Here’s an example of how merged accreditations save you considerable sums of money.

An industry standard for CE credits is about $10/credit — higher for IIROC/CECAP courses due to their high fees for accreditation. If you are a Life agent in BC, a CFP Certificant, and a securities salesperson, you would need 15 credits for ICBC, 25 for FP Canada, and 30 for IIROC (every two years). That’s 70 credits total or, at least, $700 using the industry standard.

With C’Life, you would pay $429.65 for the 30-credit Complete IIROC package + $19.95 for one more life credit from Act on Money Laundering for a total of $449.60 instead of $700 +. You save $250. Your BC and FP Canada requirements are fulfilled for the year, and your IIROC requirements for the cycle.

Almost every single course we offer has merged accreditations for your benefit.

Knowing credit allocations saves guesswork.

Our CE courses meet the credit requirements specified by organizations such as ICBC, AIC, ICS, ICM, FP Canada, the Institute, CECAP, MFDA and RIBO. Since sales training does not qualify as CE, you will not find sales training in our courses.

FSRA does not have a CE course approval process. To ensure our courses meet requirements for life and A&S agents, we rely on the approval of the Alberta Insurance Council (AIC). AIC reviews courses, sets provider requirements, and issues approval numbers. These are shown on every Certificate.