This is a Property & Casualty Intermediate Level, 2 hour Continuing Ed Course on Hurricanes. It is a completely self-contained study course which is to be completed entirely online and delivered to comply with State requirements. It contains seven chapters including: Chapter One discusses Hurricane Characteristics; Chapter Two reviews Homeowners and Flood policies; Chapter Three addresses Automobile, Boat and Commercial Property; Chapter Four discusses the Impact of Hurricane Andrew in 1992; Chapter Five explains the Impact on the Insurance Industry of Hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Wilma; Chapter Six illustrates Coverage Disputes; and Chapter Seven covers Underwriting.

Students can complete the course at their own time and pace via the Internet. The course comprises of Units and Chapters with 2-Unit Quizzes and Final Exam. The program will allow you to re-take a Final Exam only if you fail with a score of less than 70%. You must make a grade of 70% on each quiz and the Final Exam to pass. Your scores are graded online. Upon completion of this course, OnLine Training will report the completion to FLDFS and issue a Certificate of Completion to the student.

The Goals of this course are:

• To increase Agents knowledge of Hurricanes and how they have influenced property insurance coverages.
• To present information about the predictability and tracking of hurricanes.
• To illustrate how Hurricane Andrew affected and changed the Insurance Industry.

The student will successfully learn and comprehend the material and pass the online exams with a score of 70% or higher, thereby attaining his/her Certificate of Completion for 2 hours of CE credits.