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Damage Insurance Personal Lines Attestation


  • Program Type

    Attestation of College Studies (ACS)


  • Course format

    Online


  • Program length

    450 hours


  • Program field

    Administration and Management


  • Start date

    March


  • Course schedule

    Full-time


  • Evening courses only

    No


  • Services Québec

    Eligible

Start your career in Quebec’s damage insurance industry with an option of paid workplace training. Apply now for Vanier’s 450-hour Damage Insurance Personal Lines ACS!

Serving as a foundational step toward becoming a licensed personal-lines representative, this program prepares you for careers with insurance companies and brokerage firms. Delivered in partnership with industry employers, the program includes a 6-month training period, with an optional paid work-study pathway that provides real-world experience while preparing you for the Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF) licensing examinations.

Who is this program for?

This program is for adult learners who want to transition into personal-lines insurance and are interested in client service, analysis and regulated financial services.

Why choose this program?

  • Paid Training Opportunity: Receive a full salary throughout your studies via the PRET (Work-Study) initiative with participating insurers (pending program eligibility). 
  • Fast-Track to the Workforce: Re-enter the job market rapidly through an intensive 6-month, full-time day program designed for adult learners. 
  • AMF Exam Preparation: Gain targeted, practical knowledge structured to prepare you directly for the Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF) Personal Lines licensing exams. 
  • Practitioner-Led Instruction: Learn in a supportive, adult-centered environment taught by experienced industry professionals active in the field. 
  • High-Demand Career Pathways: Prepare for diverse, high-growth roles—including claims adjuster, personal lines agent, broker, or underwriter—either with top firms or as an independent professional.

What are my options after graduating?

Damage Insurance is not only a growing field but it is one in which a new generation of professionals is required to fill the gaps caused by the ever increasing retirement of current practitioners. It is estimated that the field will have thousands of openings over the next few years. Once students have successfully completed their licensing exams with the Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF) and finished their internship requirements, they will be able to work as:

  • Agents: Typical responsibilities include advising clients on insurance products, concluding transactions, providing customer service and processing claims.
  • Brokers: Offering a range of products from different insurers, advising clients, negotiation insurance coverage, and evaluating risks and needs.
  • Claims adjusters: Carry out all the tasks relative to a claim including investigation, assessment, negotiation of settlements and reporting.
  • Underwriters: Analyzes risks through research, data collection and documentation, provides quotes and negotiates terms and conditions.

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