Insurance Agent Pre-Licensing Instructor (Part-Time)

Job Responsibilities

Workforce Training at Trident Technical College provides career-focused programs designed to help individuals quickly gain industry-recognized credentials and enter high-demand fields.

Insurance Agent Pre-Licensing Instructor – Property and Casualty

• Prepares students to take the state Property & Casualty (P&C) Insurance Producer Licensing Examination.
• Provides a detailed overview of insurance concepts, policy structures, state regulations, and the responsibilities of licensed producers.
• Ensures students possess the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to meet state licensing requirements and begin a career in insurance sales, underwriting support, customer service, or agency operations.

Insurance Agent Pre-Licensing Instructor – Life and Health

• Equips students with the essential knowledge required to pass the Life & Health Insurance Producer Licensing Examination.
• Introduces key insurance concepts and provides a thorough understanding of life insurance, health insurance, annuities, and state regulatory requirements.
• Learners study life insurance products—including term, whole, and universal life—alongside health insurance plans, including medical, disability income, long-term care, and supplemental coverage.
• Covers group benefits, federal health programs, and the underwriting and claims processes.

Minimum and Additional Requirements

• Minimum Qualifications:
• Active South Carolina Insurance Producer License in the applicable line(s) of authority.
• Minimum of 3–5 years of professional insurance industry experience.
• Strong communication and presentation skills.
• Ability to teach adult learners in classroom and/or virtual settings.
• Preferred Qualifications:
• Course Content Areas:
• Property & Casualty (P&C) Insurance fundamentals and risk management.
• Property and casualty policies and coverages.
• State laws, regulations, and producer responsibilities.
• Underwriting and claims processes.
• Life & Health:
• Life insurance products (term, whole, universal life).
• Annuities and retirement products.
• Health insurance plans (medical, disability income, long-term care, supplemental).
• Group benefits and federal health programs.
• Regulatory and ethical requirements.