RIBO Level 3 Accelerated Management Exam
For brokers who want to manage or own a brokerage. Part two of a two-step exam process.
Upcoming Sessions
RIBO exam registration is on a first-come, first-served basis and closes 10 days before the exam date or once spaces are full.
Exam Information
Licensing Eligibility
Please review the eligibility criteria for this exam carefully. To qualify for the Accelerated Management Exam, an individual must meet one of the following criteria:
Non-Ontario residents: Individuals must hold the appropriate level of license in another province that would qualify them to act as a Principal Broker, Designated Representative or Designated Individual of a licensed agency or brokerage; or
Ontario residents: Individuals must hold a RIBO Level 2 or FSRA OTL license and have completed the CAIB designation or CIP designation (including C132) and have a minimum of 2 years working experience as an insurance broker/agent; or
Does not currently hold an agent/broker license: Individuals should have a minimum of four years Management experience working in another capacity with either an Insurance Company or Managing General Agent. Any unlicensed individuals must receive approval from the Policy, Licensing, & Standards Department (formerly the Qualification and Registration Department) and can request approval by emailing a copy of their resume and copies of any insurance designations to licensing@ribo.com.
For more details, see here.
If you're unsure if you qualify for the exam, email a copy of your resume and copies of any insurance designations to licensing@ribo.com for confirmation.
For more information, please refer to the RIBO Examination Rules and RIBO’s Exam Administration & Academic Integrity Policy.
To register for an in-person exam, please email the Exam Team and specify your preferred date. For accommodations, other inquiries, or more information, please visit our FAQs or contact us.
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