Texas Administrative Code › Title 28 - INSURANCE › Part 1 - TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE › Chapter 19 - LICENSING AND REGULATION OF INSURANCE PROFESSIONALS › Subchapter K - CONTINUING EDUCATION, ADJUSTER PRELICENSING EDUCATION PROGRAMS, AND CERTIFICATION COURSES › Section 19.1007 - Course Certification Submission Applications, Course Expirations, and Resubmissions

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
(a) The
				  provider shall submit the course certification application to the department or
				  its designee and include the following information:
(1) A certification by the provider that the
				  course meets the minimum requirements as defined in this subchapter;
(2) A statement identifying the knowledge,
				  skills, or abilities the licensee is expected to obtain through completion of
				  the course;
(3) A detailed course
				  content outline showing the approximate times for major topics;
(4) For one-time-event continuing education
				  courses, the provider's certification that all speakers, if any, are qualified
				  under this subchapter;
(5) The
				  method of evaluation by which the provider measures how effectively the course
				  meets its objectives and provides for student input;
(6) The total number of course hours
				  requested for approval, including:
(A) the
				  method the applicant is using to determine the number of course
				  hours;
(B) the number of hours
				  included in the total number of course hours requested for approval that are:
(i) sales and marketing topics; and
(ii) ethics and consumer protection topics;
				  and
(C) for applicants
				  determining classroom equivalent or self study course hours by using the
				  average of approval times in other states, a list of all course approval times
				  and states in which the course is approved.
(7) A sample of the certificate of completion
				  which shall be used when licensees or adjuster applicants successfully complete
				  the certified course for approval by the department or its designee. The
				  certificate of completion must contain, at a minimum, the following
				  information:
(A) a statement that the course
				  is for continuing education credit, adjuster prelicensing training, long-term
				  care partnership certification, Medicare-related product certification, small
				  employer health benefit plan specialty certification, or annuity
				  certification;
(B) provider name
				  and number;
(C) assignee's name and
				  number (if applicable);
(D) course
				  name, and if applicable, TDI course number(s);
(E) total number of credit hours and the
				  number of included ethics and consumer protection topics;
(F) date of course completion;
(G) for continuing education courses, TDI
				  license number and name of student completing the course;
(H) for adjuster prelicensing training, the
				  name of the student completing the course; and
(I) for certification courses, TDI license
				  number, the name of the student completing the course, and the type of
				  certification (long-term care partnership certification, Medicare-related
				  product certification, small employer health benefit plan specialty
				  certification, or annuity certification);
(8) A statement that the course is intended
				  for:
(A) continuing education classroom,
				  classroom equivalent, or self study credit and whether the course is primarily
				  intended to be open to all licensees or shall have a restricted
				  enrollment;
(B) adjuster
				  prelicensing education and whether the course is primarily intended to be open
				  to all adjuster applicants or shall have a restricted enrollment; or
(C) certification and whether the course is
				  primarily intended to be open to all licensees or will have a restricted
				  enrollment;
(9) A copy
				  of the provider's refund policy; and
(10) Any other information requested by the
				  department.