College insurance licensing and career program
Leave college licensed and ready to work.
A 16-week course that prepares students for a state insurance license and introduces them to employers through our professional network. YSGAL runs the course. Institutions and workforce development programs host it.
Illustrative image. Certificate shown is not an actual state-issued license.
One path from classroom to career
Exam prep stops at the test. YSGAL keeps going until students meet the people who hire.
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01
Learn
Weeks 1–12: national exam content, then your state’s insurance law.
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Pass
Week 13: practice exams, review, and the state licensing exam.
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Prepare
Weeks 14–15: employer panel, site visit, resumes, and interview practice.
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Connect
Week 16: employer day and personal introductions through our network, not job boards.
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Start
Licensed and starting a career in insurance.
Three license tracks
Every student gets the same career weeks. Each track prepares for one state license.
Life & Health
For careers in life insurance, annuities, health plans, Medicare, and employee benefits.
Property & Casualty
For careers protecting homes, autos, and businesses at agencies and carriers.
Claims Adjuster
For careers investigating and settling claims when people need their coverage most.
Three hours a week, three ways to run it
No new course required. The program fits the way your campus already works.
As its own class
One three-hour session a week for one semester.
Inside an existing course
Spread across a host course, such as two 90-minute blocks a week.
Outside the classroom
One live session a week, plus recorded lessons and practice on students’ own time.
Built for three partners
Students
Earn a professional license while you’re still in school, and meet the people who hire.
See how it works →Colleges and HBCUs
Offer a credential with career outcomes, without building the program yourself.
Bring YSGAL to campus →Strategic partners
Fund seats, meet licensed graduates, and build a new talent pipeline.
Partner with us →More students licensed. More careers started.
Schools and strategic partners: tell us what you have in mind.