Cert in Personal Property and Casualty Insurance at Collège Laflèche in Trois-Rivières, Canada is a certificate in Finance, Banking & Insurance programme. The programme runs for 2 semesters, delivered fully online. Tuition is CAD 805 per semester for local students.
Personal Property and Casualty Insurance is an Attestation d'études collégiales (AEC) offered by Collège Laflèche, delivered fully online through an interactive virtual classroom that allows real-time interaction with instructors and classmates. The program develops competencies in assessing client needs, analyzing risk, recommending insurance products, processing claims, and providing customer service, with coursework covering property and liability insurance, automotive insurance, the legislative framework governing the sector, and professional sales counselling. It suits candidates with strong interpersonal skills who enjoy advising others and resolving problems, and who bring good listening ability, professional communication, organizational skills, and a commitment to ethical practice — qualities the college highlights as important given the sector's reliance on trust and accuracy. The program is aimed at adults seeking a focused, post-secondary entry point into property and casualty insurance work rather than a full college diploma, and does not require a prior background in insurance or finance.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: The Personal Property and Casualty Insurance AEC (Assurance de dommages des particuliers) is a continuing-education attestation program with its own eligibility route rather than direct-from-DES admission. Applicants qualify if they meet any one of: having interrupted full-time studies, or having pursued full-time postsecondary studies, for at least two consecutive terms or one school year; being covered by an agreement between Collège Laflèche and an employer, or benefiting from a government program; having interrupted full-time studies for one term and pursued full-time postsecondary studies for one term; or holding a Diplôme d'études professionnelles (DEP). In every case the college must also judge the applicant's prior training sufficient (formation jugée suffisante). No language-proficiency test is stated. Cohorts begin only once a minimum enrolment threshold is reached, so the college publishes no fixed intake date.
Application Details
Application Deadline:Collège Laflèche takes applications directly rather than through a regional admission service (SRAM, SRACQ or SRAS), though applicants may also apply elsewhere through those services in parallel. Fall 2026 admission is already closed; for Winter 2027 entry the published rounds close 1 November 2026 (decision by 11 November, registration by 25 November), 14 January 2027, and 15 January 2027 for the first week of classes (registration by 21 January 2027). The college has not yet posted Fall 2027 deadlines. No distinct international closing date is published: the $50 CAD application fee applies equally to Canadian and international applicants, and late Winter admission continues on a rolling basis through the first week of classes. These are institution-wide dates; this programme publishes no deadline of its own.
