When must resident licensees complete their continuing education requirements?

Resident licensees in Georgia are required to complete their continuing education requirements by the last day of their birth month, biennially. This means that every two years, individuals must ensure that they have fulfilled their education obligations by this specific deadline, which aligns with their birth month.

This structure allows for a manageable timeline for agents to keep their certifications and knowledge current, providing flexibility in their schedules while also ensuring that they remain compliant with state regulations. The biennial requirement reflects the state’s recognition of the importance of continuous education in the insurance field, where laws, products, and practices continually evolve.

Completing education requirements by a specific birthday month makes tracking easier for licensees, distinguishing this approach from arbitrary dates that could create confusion or irregularity in compliance.