Each state designation starts with the general course: How Workers' Compensation Works. This course provides in-depth coverage of the general issues in workers' compensation common to all states. There are 10 individual training modules each covering a distinct area of workers' compensation law or insurance. After viewing all 10 modules, you must then pass an exam to move on to the state-specific series.   View an Outline of the How Workers' Compensation Works Modules Pick Your State to See an Outline of the State-Specific Modules.

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State Specific Module Series
After completing How Workers' Compensation Works, you move on to the state-specific series of your choice. Insurance industry professionals and local attorneys cover the unique workers' compensation issues in each state so you get up-to-date information on the important day-to-day issues workers' compensation professionals need to understand. Pass another exam and you achieve your state-specific Workers' Compensation Specialist (WCS) designation. Choose to obtain a designation in one state or several.

Not interested in a professional designation? No problem. Our courses are designed for anyone who wants to increase their knowledge of a state's workers' compensation system. Take just the training you want and skip the exams. The choice is yours.