LLQP Accident & Sickness FAQ — Licensing, Exam Structure, and Prep

Is LLQP required to sell Accident & Sickness insurance in Canada?

In many provinces/territories, completing LLQP and passing the relevant exam(s) is part of the licensing pathway. Requirements vary—confirm with your provincial/territorial regulator.

What does the Accident & Sickness module focus on?

Four competencies:

1. assess needs and situation
2. analyze product options
3. implement a recommendation
4. provide customer service over the coverage lifecycle

Is the CSI LLQP Insurance Course exam the same as the provincial licensing exam?

No. The CSI LLQP Insurance Course exam/credits page describes CSI’s course assessments (for example, a 100‑question / 3‑hour proctored exam). Provincial licensing exams are typically separate modular exams administered under your regulator’s rules by an approved exam provider.

Source: https://www.csi.ca/en/learning/courses/llqp/exam-credits

How many questions and how long is the Accident & Sickness licensing exam?

It depends on province/exam provider. As an official example, BC’s Harmonized LLQP guide states that each exam module is 75 minutes, and the Accident & Sickness module contains 35 questions (scored out of 30 points, with 5 pilot/unscored questions). BC also states a passing mark of 60% or higher.

Sources: https://www.insurancecouncilofbc.com/Website/media/Shared/LLQP/Documents/LLQP-Examinee-Information-Guide.pdf and https://www.insurancecouncilofbc.com/Website/media/Shared/LLQP/Documents/LLQP-Examination-Administration-Policy.pdf

Does LLQP look the same in every province?

The LLQP curriculum is harmonized, but what can differ by jurisdiction/provider includes:

• how you register and who administers the exam
• fees, rescheduling and retake rules
• which modules you must pass for a specific licence type
• which Ethics & Professional Practice version you take (Common Law vs Civil Code)
• whether remote proctoring is offered

How should I study Accident & Sickness effectively?

• Use the Syllabus as a checklist.
• Learn the product buckets by trigger + benefit type (DI, CI, LTC, extended health/dental, travel).
• Do daily drills and keep a miss log.

✅ Next: open the Study Plan or start a drill via Practice.