Vermont Insurance Prelicensing Courses

Vermont does not mandate prelicensing education hours before sitting for the state insurance exam — you can schedule your Prometric exam directly without completing a formal course. That said, the exam covers complex insurance law, policy types, and Vermont-specific regulations. Candidates who use a structured course consistently outperform those who attempt it unprepared. JustInsurance offers Vermont exam-prep courses to help you pass on your first try.

Yes. Vermont approves online, self-paced prelicensing education, and that is exactly what JustInsurance provides. You can study on any device — laptop, tablet, or phone — from anywhere with an internet connection. There are no scheduled live sessions or fixed class times. Your enrollment gives you 30 days of full course access, and most students complete the material in just 5–10 days. Once you finish, you receive a state-recognized certificate of completion immediately through the platform.

The Vermont prelicensing curriculum is organized around the specific lines of authority you plan to obtain. Life Insurance courses cover term life, whole life, universal life, variable products, annuities, policy provisions and riders, beneficiary designations, and underwriting basics. Health Insurance courses cover major medical, disability income, long-term care, Medicare Supplement, Medicaid, and group health. Both tracks include Vermont-specific insurance statutes and regulations, producer ethics, the Unfair Trade Practices Act, and state-mandated consumer protections. The combined Life & Health course covers all of the above in a single enrollment.

Vermont does not require a prelicensing certificate to schedule your exam through Prometric — you can register at any time. However, passing the Vermont licensing exam without structured preparation is significantly harder. JustInsurance strongly recommends completing a prelicensing course before your exam date regardless of the state requirement.

JustInsurance offers the following Vermont prelicensing courses: Life Insurance at $199, Health Insurance at $199, and the combined Life & Health package at $199. Buying the combined course saves you $199 versus purchasing both individually. Every course includes all required hour content, chapter quizzes, a full-length practice exam, and your official certificate of completion — no hidden fees, no required add-ons. Your 30-day access window starts the moment you enroll.