F.A.Q.
The following questions are those we are asked most often. We want to update it as necessary to assist you by answering any question you may have regarding our school or the licensing processing, so please email us at info@BrewerInsuranceSchool.com or call us if you do not find the answer to your question.
Frequently Asked Questions

  1. What do I need to do to get an Insurance License? >>view answer
    There are three steps to getting an Insurance License in South Carolina. Clicking here will walk you through the pre-licensing process.
  2. How much are the classes with your school? >>view answer
    The cost of the four day Property and Casualty; and Life, Accident and Health classes is $310.00. The cost of the class includes the text book and the exam simulator. The three day Adjuster Class is also $310.00. The cost of the class includes the workbook and the exam simulator.
  3. Are there any other costs? >>view answer
    Yes, there is an examination fee ($51.00) payable to Prometric, Criminal Background Check fee ($25.00) payable to SLED, and an Application Fee ($25-Producer/$80-Adjuster) payable to DOI.
  4. Where do you hold classes? >>view answer
    We offer classes in Charleston, Columbia, Florence, Greenville, Rock Hill and Myrtle Beach.
  5. How often do you offer classes? >>view answer
    We regularly offer the Life, Accident and Health class at our Columbia location, with few exceptions. Property and Casualty Producer, as well as Property and Casualty Adjuster classes are offered once a month in our Columbia location. We also offer Property and Casualty and Life, Accident and Health in each of our other classroom locations once a month. Please refer to our Class Schedules page.
  6. Can you provide directions to the class locations? >>view answer
    Please refer to the Locations page in the main menu for the specific location and map to assist in finding the classroom facility. We suggest you utilize Mapquest, Google Maps or Yahoo to get specific driving instructions to the class from your home or office.
  7. What is the dress code for the class? >>view answer
    The dress code is business casual. Please dress in layers since it is difficult to control the temperature in a classroom environment to meet everyone's satisfaction.
  8. Is there anything I should bring to class? >>view answer
    You should bring a pen or pencil, highlighter and a notebook.
  9. Do you ever cancel classes? >>view answer
    We don't cancel class unless it is absolutely necessary. We feel our students are taking this class to prepare themselves for their next career or upgrade their position in their current career. It is important for us to meet our commitment to them.
  10. What if I miss class time? >>view answer
    Any missed class time should be made up in the same time slot missed. As an example, if you miss time on Tuesday you need to make up the time on Tuesday. There is no requirement to be in class for a specified period of time, but we feel it is important for you to receive all of the education you paid for to prepare you to pass the state examination. We monitor class time to be able to provide a reporting of student time to managers who may request this information.
  11. Would you offer classes for a group of associates at our office? >>view answer
    We offer classes to companies, agencies or group classes on a contract basis. Please contact us via phone or our Contact web page to inquire about this option.
  12. If I pay for an associate, and they do not attend, do I get a refund? >>view answer
    We will refund the payment or transfer the payment to another student from your organization if the student does not attend the class. If the student begins class and fails to complete the forty hours required, the payment is non-refundable.
  13. When is payment due? >>view answer
    Payment is due on the first day of class, but may be paid in advance.
  14. What forms of payment do you accept? >>view answer
    We accept MasterCard, American Express, Visa, (Debit and Credit cards), Cash, Company Checks, Bank Certified Checks, Money Orders or prearranged billing (businesses only). We are sorry, but we do not accept Personal Checks.
  15. Do you offer internet classes? >>view answer
    Yes, we do have Internet Class Offerings at this time. Both Property and Casualty; and Life, Accident and Health Producer and Property, Casualty, Surety and Marine Adjuster courses are available via the internet. Click Here to purchase one of those options.
  16. Are there any alternatives to taking the four day class? >>view answer
    We also offer a Self Study program for Property and Casualty producer; Life, Accident and Health producer and Property, Casualty, Surety and Marine Adjuster. This program uses the same Text Book and Exam Simulator as the 4-day producer or 3-day adjuster class. The student is responsible for teaching themselves the material and when they pass the Simulated Exam provided in the package with a minimum grade of 70% the student should feel comfortable that they are ready to take the State Exam. Additionally, we offer the option of taking the courses via the Internet.
  17. Do you have any weekend or night classes? >>view answer
    We do not offer night or weekend classes.
  18. Do you have any recommendations for Hotel accommodations? >>view answer
    We are often asked this question. There are several hotels close (within 5 miles) to our classroom locations. Please visit the Locations page for the city you are taking your class in and you will find hotels for which we have discounted rates.
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