Illinois Life & Health IL Combination Online Access
Illinois approved Combination prelicensing course

Illinois Life & Health Prelicensing Course

Illinois Life & Health Combination prelicensing. Videos, notes, flash cards, practice tests, and regulation.

$114.95Combination course price
70 daysOnline access from purchase date
13+ hrsChapter videos included
220 pagesOnline book and PowerPoints

Illinois prelicensing combines self-study with required webinar instruction.

Clear study tools for the Illinois Life, Health & Annuity exam, organized so students can move from lessons to review to practice.

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Life and health modules

Life, health, and annuity topics organized around the state exam outline.

02

Illinois regulation

State regulation chapter included so Illinois-specific exam material is covered.

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Chapter videos

More than 13 hours of video instruction paired with the course material.

04

Book and slides

A 220 pages online book plus PowerPoints for structured review.

05

Cliff notes

Typed and highlighted notes to make review sessions easier to manage.

06

Practice tools

Unlimited practice tests, flash cards, and other tools for repeated review.

Start online. Study on your schedule.

This approved Combination course pairs online self-study with required webinar instruction. Complete both components before testing.

Buy the courseCheckout creates access to the online material and required webinar schedule.
Work through the modulesUse videos, notes, book content, flash cards, and practice tests.
Review weak areasRepeat practice tests and focus on topics that need more work.
Prepare for the state examUse the course during the 70-day access window.

Illinois Life & Health prelicensing: what you must complete

Illinois requires 20 hours for each line: Life and Accident & Health. At least 7.5 hours for each line must be classroom instruction. This Illinois-approved Combination method therefore includes both a self-study portion and a webinar portion.

Complete both components: the combined path is 40 total prelicensing hours, including 15 classroom/webinar hours. Self-study alone does not satisfy Illinois prelicensing.

1. Complete self-study and webinar instruction

Work through the online lessons and study tools, then complete the required webinar instruction scheduled with your enrollment. TSI's approval notice records the filed course method as Combination because it includes both portions.

2. Pass both exam parts for each line

Illinois DOI directs candidates to register for the General and State examination for each line. Both parts for a line must be passed within 90 days. Take proof of course completion to the test center.

3. Wait five days, then apply through NIPR

After passing all required exam parts, wait five days before applying. NIPR currently lists a $215 producer fee and notes that the licensing fee may be prorated; transaction charges may be separate.

4. Complete the insurer appointment within 30 days

NIPR states that the appointment must be submitted and approved within 30 days of license issuance or the license is automatically canceled. Licensing and appointment remain separate from course purchase.

What your purchase covers

Your purchase covers the TSI online course, the included study tools shown on this page, and the webinar scheduling attached to enrollment. It does not include Pearson VUE examination fees, NIPR transaction charges, the state application fee, insurer appointment, or license. Requirements and fees can change.

Need help with enrollment or webinar scheduling? Email Support@TSINational.com. TSI handles support by email.

Hiring or training a team?

TSI supports recurring agency, carrier, and recruiting cohorts. Tracked larger-group classes have had first-attempt pass rates around 80%; results vary by state, license line, and cohort.

Build a group licensing plan or email Support@TSINational.com.

Current official Illinois sources

Course boundary: Purchase provides TSI prelicensing education and study access. It does not include the Pearson VUE examination, NIPR transaction, state application, insurer appointment, or license. TSI does not claim Illinois DOI, Pearson VUE, or NIPR recommendation or endorsement and does not guarantee course completion, examination passage, application approval, appointment, or license issuance.

Illinois Life & Health licensing FAQ

How many Illinois prelicensing hours are required for Life and Health?

Illinois requires 20 hours for each line. For the combined Life and Accident & Health path, that is 40 total prelicensing hours.

Can I complete this Illinois course only as self-study?

No. Illinois requires at least 7.5 classroom hours for each line. The approved Combination method includes a self-study portion and a webinar portion, and both components must be completed.

Which Illinois insurance exams must I take?

Illinois DOI directs candidates to register for both the General and State examination for each line of authority. Both parts for a line must be passed within 90 days.

Should I bring course-completion proof to the test center?

Yes. Illinois DOI directs candidates to take proof of prelicensing completion to the testing center.

When can I apply for the Illinois resident producer license?

After passing all required exam parts, Illinois DOI and NIPR direct new resident producers to wait five days before applying through NIPR.

What does the Illinois producer application cost?

NIPR currently lists a $215 producer fee and notes that the licensing fee may be prorated. NIPR transaction charges may be separate.

Is an insurer appointment required after licensing?

Yes. NIPR states that an appointment must be submitted and approved within 30 days of license issuance or the license is automatically canceled.

Does the $114.95 purchase include exam, application, appointment, or license fees?

No. The purchase covers the TSI course and included study access. Pearson VUE examination, NIPR transaction, state application, appointment, and license costs are separate.

Does TSI guarantee an exam pass or Illinois license?

No. Course completion, examination passage, application approval, appointment, and license issuance are separate and are not guaranteed.

Official-source facts reviewed July 21, 2026. Confirm current requirements, fees, scheduling, identification, and application timing with Illinois DOI, Pearson VUE, and NIPR before acting.

Built for Illinois Combination prelicensing

  • You need Illinois Life & Health prelicensing with self-study and webinar instruction.
  • You can complete online study around your schedule and attend the required webinar.
  • You want videos, notes, book content, flash cards, and tests.
  • You want online access for 70 days.

Complete both required components

  • Select and attend the required webinar instruction tied to enrollment.
  • Finish both the online lessons and webinar before testing.
  • Use the webinar for the Illinois classroom-hour requirement.
  • Email Support@TSINational.com if you need enrollment or webinar help.

Quick answers before checkout.

Know what is included, how access works, and how the Combination format works before enrolling.

How long do I get access?

Access is provided for 70 full days from the date of purchase.

Does this course include live instruction?

Yes. The approved Combination method pairs online self-study with required webinar instruction. Complete both components.

What is included?

Learning modules, Illinois regulation, chapter videos, online book, PowerPoints, cliff notes, unlimited practice tests, flash cards, and additional study tools.

Who is this course for?

Students completing Illinois Life and Accident & Health Combination prelicensing through online study and required webinar instruction.

Illinois Life & Health Combination $114.95 - 70 days access - online course
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Optional. Choose both only if you plan to take both IL licensing exams. Each course has its own requirements; Illinois L&H includes required webinar instruction.