Stop guessing what’s on the exam. Our Dual Instructor live courses teach you exactly what you need to know – and nothing you don’t. Now, you can pass your Life & Health and Property & Casualty exam with confidence.
We teach to the test — covering ONLY the key concepts, question types, and exam strategies Tested
Our Texas insurance course focuses on high impact instruction that helps you easily understand the exam's concepts .
Our exclusive dual instructor LIVE In-person, and ZOOM, and studio quality On demand, are now the Texas insurance standard!
Our advanced test simulator mimics the Pearson Exam with Human curated (NOT Ai) practice questions based on actual exam questions.
According to the Texas Department of Insurance, nearly half of all first-time P&C test-takers fail — and repeat test-takers do even worse. The problem isn't intelligence — it's studying the wrong material. See the full pass rate breakdown →
That's why we teach to the test. Nothing more, nothing less.
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What graduates say about the courses
You hired them because they can sell. Now you need them licensed. The problem? You hand over your credit card, tell them to get it done, and a week later they haven’t started. Two weeks later, same answer. You already know how that story ends.
The BOSS Program changes that. Log into your dashboard anytime and see exactly what your producer is doing: whether they showed up to class, how many hours they’ve studied, how they’re performing on practice exams, and when their exam is scheduled.
Name, email address, phone number, and your credit card. That’s it. Your producer gets an invitation instantly. No forms, no sales calls, no waiting.
Your producer receives an email invitation, creates their own login, and gets straight to work on their Life & Health or Property & Casualty pre-licensing course.
Log into the same dashboard where you paid and see real-time progress: class attendance, study hours, practice exam scores, and exam date. No surprises.
