Pro-Seminars is an all Canadian company
based in beautiful Beamsville, Ontario.
We invite you to join the many individual and
corporate clients that have used Pro-Seminars to
effectively meet their needs.
Pro-Seminars is a leader in their field,
specializing in continuing education and training
designed specifically for Insurance and Financial
Services Professionals since 1998.
Our CE Credits
Continuing Education Credits earned by using any
Pro-Seminars service are valid anywhere in Canada where
Continuing education credits are required, regardless of
where you attained the credits - BC, AB, SK, MB, ON,
QC & Las Vegas, NV.
If you are a resident of AB, MB & QC, your CE
credits have to be approved by your Provincial
Regulators. Please check with your Provincial
Regulatory bodies for any clarification on their
reciprocal agreements with other Provinces, depending on
the licenses that you hold.
If you are a resident of the Atlantic Provinces,
you do not require CE credits to maintain your Insurance
licenses, but YOU DO require CE credits to maintain any
Designations that you hold.
 Continuing
Education Credits Earned using a Pro-Seminars service
are valid for:
-
Life and A&S Insurance license renewal
-
General (P&C) license renewal for some
Provinces - Some courses and seminars apply and are
noted on your Certificate of Completion
-
Travel Insurance for some Provinces .
Pro-Seminars holds Self Accrediting
/ Accredited Course Provider
status for:
AB - Alberta Accreditation Committee - Life,
Accident & Sickness, General / Adjuster
BC - Insurance Council of British Columbia - Life,
Accident & Sickness, General / Adjuster
MB - Insurance Council of Manitoba - Life &
General Insurance
SK - Life Insurance Council of Saskatchewan (LICS) -
Life Insurance
SK - General Insurance Council of Saskatchewan
(GICS) - General Insurance
Pro-Seminars is
recognized by:
Pro-Seminars is accredited by
the following Regulatory & Association Bodies:
Registered Insurance Brokers Ontario (RIBO) - General
Insurance
 QC
- Chambre de la securite financiere (CSF) for some
courses
 FP
Canada Standards Council (FP Canada) - CFP Designation - FP
Canada Any CE credits earned from Pro-Seminars are
considered "Verifiable" CE credits and can be used for a
specific amount of the following CE categories of CE credits
- Financial Planning, Practice Management, Professional
Responsibility, Product Knowledge or Giving Back as per the
definition of each. FPSC leaves it up to the CFP designee to
determine what category these CE credits will fall into.
Please check the FP Canada website for more information.
Mutual Funds Dealer
Association (MFDA ) - Cycle 1 - December 1, 2021
and ending November 30, 2023
Under the NEW Continuing
Education (CE) program, MFDA advisors must earn 30 CE
credits within each two-year cycle. These credits comprise
eight business conduct credits (including ethics), 20
professional development credits and two MFDA-created
compliance credits.
According to MFDA, if courses
are already "Approved & Accredited" by the Chambre de la
securite financiere (CSF), FP Canada or IIROC, Pro-Seminars
is automatically "Approved & Accredited" by the MFDA. We
are instructed to use that accreditors approval number for
the MFDA CE credit program.
Please see the approved courses
here - MFDA
Approved Courses
Investment Industry
Regulatory Organization of Canada (IIROC) - Any CE
credits earned from Pro-Seminars may also be used to satisfy
CE requirements, provided the member firm has reviewed the
course/seminar to ensure it complies with the Compliance and
Professional Development requirements as set out in CE Rule
2650. It is important that the course you are interested in
satisfies the CE Rules. Once you provide your firm with the
necessary course information, your firm can determine course
eligibility. This information can be found on the IIROC
website.
Advocis - Any
CE credits earned from Pro-Seminars are considered
"Approved" CE credits for Advocis. Send your certificate to
them so that these CE credits are included for your Advocis
CE requirements.
Chartered Professional
Accountants (CPA) - CPAs require Continuing
Professional Development courses annually from January 1 to
December 31.
At the current time, no
Provincial CPA chapter approves CPD courses. The various
Canadian CPA Associations leave it up to the CPA to
determine what continuing education courses they take as
long as that fall into the criteria of "Any learning and
development that is relevant and appropriate to a member's
work, professional responsibilities, and growth as a CPA."
Check our courses out here - CPA
CPD Courses to
determine which ones fall into the CPA definition.
The legacy continues in memory of Tom Miller...
Our Guarantee to You is Simple:
"We will continue to provide high quality education,
training and materials at the lowest price possible in
Canada."
Alex Nicholson / Co-President
Alex Nicholson
Adam L
Wyrcimaga / Co-President
Adam L Wyrcimaga
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