Browse LLQP Module Guides: Life Insurance, Accident and Sickness, Seg Funds & Ethics

LLQP Accident & Sickness Resources — Official Curriculum and Exam References

December 24, 2025

Authoritative links for LLQP Accident and Sickness, including provincial exam references, CSI curriculum and credits references, and regulator starting points.

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Use these links as your source of truth for the LLQP Accident and Sickness module. The curriculum is harmonized nationally, but candidate process and licensing context still run through provincial regulators and their exam-administration rules.

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Official sources

SourceUse it for
Insurance Council of BC LLQP pageA current regulator-facing starting point for LLQP exam administration and harmonized-process guidance.
LLQP Examinee Information Guide (PDF)Operational details on scheduling, administration, and candidate expectations for the harmonized LLQP exam process.
LLQP Examination Administration Policy (PDF)Exam-policy details when you need the formal rule set for attempts, administration, and related controls.
CSI LLQP curriculumThe module map and competency structure behind the LLQP curriculum.
CSI LLQP exam creditsExam format, module weightings, and study-hour reference points.
Canadian Council of Insurance RegulatorsNational regulatory context for the harmonized LLQP framework.

What to confirm before you book

  • whether the course-provider step and the licensing-exam step are being described separately
  • which regulator or exam provider currently handles your booking flow
  • whether your jurisdiction has additional licensing steps after the LLQP result is recorded
  • whether you are relying on current exam-policy guidance instead of an older study-provider summary

Strongest review sequence

  1. use the CSI curriculum page to confirm what the Accident and Sickness module is actually testing
  2. use the CSI exam-credits page to separate course testing from the later licensing step
  3. use the BC LLQP candidate guides when you need administration and policy detail
  4. use regulator-facing pages for current licensing context rather than as substitutes for the module blueprint

Common weak resource habits

  • relying on a course-provider page for provincial booking or rewrite rules
  • assuming one province’s process applies everywhere without checking
  • using old notes for module timing, scoring, or administration assumptions
  • treating operational regulator pages as substitutes for the competency map itself

How to use these resources for LLQP Accident and Sickness

  • Use the CSI curriculum and exam-credits pages to identify how much of your review should stay on disability, health-expense, and contract-structure fundamentals.
  • Use the regulator-facing BC LLQP materials when you need administrative answers about booking, exam rules, and candidate process.
  • Treat national and provincial regulator material as operational context around the harmonized module, not as a replacement for the module’s actual competency map.

Licensing rules, exam delivery details, and provincial application steps can change. Confirm the current process with your regulator before you register or book an exam.

Revised on Thursday, April 23, 2026
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