Déontologie et pratique professionnelle (common law) – WFG

1. Visit seewhylearning.com
2. Select LLQP or PQAP
3. Choose the province or territory where you will be licensed
4. Select the appropriate registration category
5. Click Buy Now
6. Add any upgrades you want, such as:
   • eLearning video lessons
   • Printed textbooks
   • Printed study guides
7. Enter your CIPR number (obtain one at cipr.ca if you don’t have one)
8. Click Buy Now again and complete the checkout process.

No, LLQP registrations are non-refundable. This is because each registration involves immediate, non-recoverable costs to SeeWhy Learning at the time of enrollment. We encourage all students to ensure they are ready to begin the program before completing their registration.

If you have questions or need help determining if this is the right time for you to register, feel free to contact us—we’re happy to help!

The LLQP program consists of the following five modules:

• Life Insurance
• Accident and Sickness Insurance
• Segregated Funds and Annuities
• Ethics and Professional Practice (Common Law)
• Ethics and Professional Practice (Civil Code)

Depending on your licensing needs and province, you will take the relevant module combination. You must achieve at least 60% on each online, proctored certification exam. Once you pass all required exams, SeeWhy Learning will certify you.

Example:

To be certified for LLQP (Common Law), you must pass:

• Life Insurance exam
• Accident and Sickness Insurance exam
• Segregated Funds and Annuities exam
• Ethics and Professional Practice (Common Law) exam

See the complete list of registration categories at the end of these FAQs.

CIPR is a national registry for individuals entering the insurance industry. You must:

• Create a CIPR profile
• Provide your CIPR number when registering for your LLQP course
• Ensure your legal name on your CIPR profile is accurate

Once you pass all certification exams, SeeWhy will update your CIPR profile so you can proceed with your provincial licensing exams.

• You will receive your exam results (pass/fail) immediately in your RapidLMS account.
• Note: You will not receive an email with the results.
• If the video footage or your ID is flagged for further review, a support agent will review it on the next business day.
• You will be contacted by email if additional information is required or if potential misconduct has been identified.
• Once you have passed and cleared any review, a digital badge will appear in your account.

You should contact RapidLMS for support with technical issues related to:

• Accessing your RapidLMS account
• Certification exams
• CIPR registration and certification
• Learner verification

You can contact RapidLMS support through the contact form in your RapidLMS account, at https://swl.rapidlms.com/contact.

Once you have completed all required certification exams associated with your registration, our team will review and approve your exam footage. After approval, we will certify you in the CIPR database.

You will then receive an email from RapidLMS outlining the next steps. This email will include:

• Your CIPR number
• A list of provincial regulators you may need to contact
• Additional details relevant to your program

In most cases, the regulators are updated immediately, and you may proceed directly to your provincial exams. The only exception is Durham College, where processing may occasionally be delayed.

Please note: Once you are certified, it is your responsibility to book and complete your provincial exams using the information provided in the email. If you have questions or issues regarding the provincial exams, you will typically need to contact your provincial regulator directly.

You must register directly with your provincial Insurance Council.

Visit: https://www.abcouncil.ab.ca/other-provincial-regulators/

(Note: This page provides links to all other provincial regulators.)

Once you pass your final modular exam, your certification is valid on CIPR for one year.

This gives you one year to complete your provincial licensing exams. Be sure to check specific deadlines with your provincial regulator.

You will be provided with a tablet during your LLQP provincial exam.

Watch this instructional video to learn how to use it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTe_Q-O8mWA

Your licensing goals and province determine the appropriate course registration. Below are the registration categories and their required modules:

A&S (Common Law)

For students seeking a licence in a province/territory excluding Québec:

• Ethics and Professional Practice (Common Law)
• Accident and Sickness Insurance

A&S (Civil Code)

For students seeking a licence in Québec only:

• Ethics and Professional Practice (Québec)
• Accident and Sickness Insurance

A&S (Canada)

For students seeking a licence in both Québec and other provinces/territories:

• Ethics and Professional Practice (Québec)
• Ethics and Professional Practice (Common Law)
• Accident and Sickness Insurance

A&S Top-Up to Full Life

For students who have already completed A&S and want to upgrade to Full Life:

• Life Insurance
• Segregated Funds and Annuities

LLQP (Common Law)

For students seeking a Full Life licence in a province/territory excluding Québec:

• Life Insurance
• Accident and Sickness Insurance
• Segregated Funds and Annuities
• Ethics and Professional Practice (Common Law)

LLQP (Civil Code)

For students seeking a Full Life licence in Québec only:

• Life Insurance
• Accident and Sickness Insurance
• Segregated Funds and Annuities
• Ethics and Professional Practice (Québec)

LLQP (Canada)

For students seeking a Full Life licence in both Québec and other provinces/territories:

• Life Insurance
• Accident and Sickness Insurance
• Segregated Funds and Annuities
• Ethics and Professional Practice (Common Law)
• Ethics and Professional Practice (Québec)