Who attends the Producer Schools?

People with a commitment to the insurance profession, dedicated to professional achievement, and ambitious for substantial sales and leadership responsibilities. For a statistical snapshot, click here.

How much time does the program take?
Three weeks, 5 days per week, 8 hours per day.

What is required to graduate from Producer School?
You must pass 4 examinations and complete and present your "Game Book." Full attendance is required to receive your diploma.

Do I need a college degree to attend the program?
No. The Producer School is open to all qualified individuals seeking a career in insurance sales.  However, it is recommended that applicants have at least six months of experience in the field of insurance or a comparable service industry.

Do I need to pass the 2 CISR OnLine exams to attend?

No, you just need to complete the courses; however we recommend you do try to take and pass them, as it will give you a good start on a valuable CISR designation.

How much does the Producer School cost?
The cost for the School is $4,300, which covers material and instruction, two CISR OnLine courses, and 12 follow-up webcasts.   Click here for more information.

What happens if I miss a Graduate Reinforcement Webcast after the School?

Producer School participants may locate the presentation materials for any webcast they miss by logging onto www.TheNationalAlliance.com and clicking on the MyPage tab at the top of the screen. Follow the directions to obtain a username and password . Webcast materials are generally available about 2 weeks after the webcast is conducted.

Are scholarships available?
Yes! Scholarship donations go into a special unencumbered educational fund; these funds are distributed, in whole or part, at the sole discretion of The National Alliance. Also, one Matt Wells Scholarship is available for each School. Click here for scholarship information.