Certified Insurance Service Representative (CISR)
CISR Designation
An inspiring professional faculty, nine ONE-DAY courses to choose from, current curriculum, and practical applications - all these features make the CISR Program a truly superior education opportunity.
To earn the CISR designation, you must complete any five of the nine courses and pass the five exams within three years.
The 1-hour multiple choice exam is taken virtually.
CISR Elite Designation
Your CISR designation signifies your ongoing commitment to professionalism—bringing you well-deserved recognition. You earned the CISR designation by successfully completing five of the nine CISR courses. What’s next for your career and educational learning path? CISR Elite takes you to the next level!
Choose to attend the four remaining CISR courses and pass the corresponding exams to earn your CISR Elite designation.
Exams
The exam window opens at the conclusion of the course and closes at 11:59 p.m. on the Thursday of the following week.
For more information on the CISR & CISR Elite Exam process, including Exam Proctoring Rules, please visit Risk & Insurance Education Alliance (formerly The National Alliance) and view information under the Exam section on the FAQs page.
Designation Updates
To keep your designation, update at an approved course each year.
- One of the nine CISR Courses
- One of the Advanced Lectures Series (William T. Hold or Dynamics of Service)
- Eight hours at a Ruble Seminar.
- Attending a full two-day CIC Institute or Ruble Seminar gives two years of update credit.
