Insurance School of TampaBay launches live-streamed Florida life and health exam boot camp
Insurance School of TampaBay will host a live-streamed Florida Life & Health exam prep boot camp Sept. 10-11, with recorded access available afterward. The non-credit course is designed to help candidates prepare for Florida’s 240, 214 and 215 licensing exams.
Why it matters: - The boot camp gives Florida insurance candidates a short, focused way to prepare for state licensing exams without enrolling in a full qualifying course. - Live streaming and recorded access widen participation for test-takers who cannot attend in person. - The course targets the Florida 240 Health Only, 214 Life and Annuities, and 215 Life, Health and Variable Annuities exams.
What happened: - Insurance School of TampaBay announced a live-streaming Florida Life & Health Exam Prep Boot Camp for Sept. 10-11. - The two-day course runs Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. - The program will be streamed live and recorded for later review. - The boot camp is a non-credit, exam-preparation-only course. - The school says the program is intended for prospective test-takers preparing for Florida insurance licensing exams.
The details: - The boot camp is titled L&H Boot Camp, short for Life and Health Florida State Exam Prep Course. - The curriculum includes Florida-specific laws and rules, health topics, life topics and annuities. - Day 1 covers Florida-specific laws and rules in the morning and all health lines in the afternoon. - Day 2 covers life in the morning and annuities in the afternoon. - The course includes exam-style questions, explanations and focused answer discussions. - The school says the format is a rapid review designed to maximize efficiency, not a bridge course or a full curriculum rehash. - Q&A time will be limited to keep the pace moving. - In-person seating is capped at 20 participants. - Streaming seats are available for remote participants. - Attendees may choose a PDF materials package or printed notebooks. - All students will receive a PDF of digital materials. - The digital materials include class notes, more than 300 practice questions and detailed answer explanations. - Pricing listed for Option A is $100 for the PDF package and Day 1 only, focused on Florida 240 Health licenses. - Pricing listed for Option B is $170 for Florida 214 Life and Annuities and Florida 215 Life, Health and Annuities licenses. - The course is designed to help candidates build familiarity with question formats and test-taking strategies. - The school says the boot camp is intended to reinforce understanding and retention through high-yield, Florida-specific content.
Between the lines: - The launch fits a broader demand for compressed, exam-focused prep as candidates look for faster paths to readiness. - Limiting the class size while streaming the sessions suggests the school is trying to balance access with a controlled teaching format. - The repeated emphasis on what the course is not, a bridge course or license-granting program, signals that the school wants to avoid confusion about regulatory status. - Christopher Kazor, the school’s chief academic officer, and Michael Petruccelli, senior life and health instructor, are positioned as the lead instructors. - Petruccelli called the boot camp a “GREAT opportunity” for life and health license candidates preparing for their state exam.
What's next: - Registration is limited to 20 streaming seats. - Prospective attendees can reserve a spot at the exam prep registration page. - More information is available from Chris Kazor at 813-833-5777 or ckazor@isotampabay.com. - The school said the course will be recorded for future classes. - The boot camp covers Florida 240 Health Only, Florida 214 Life and Annuities, and Florida 215 Life, Health and Variable Annuities exams.
The bottom line: - Insurance School of TampaBay is packaging a short, live-streamed study sprint for Florida insurance exam candidates who want targeted prep, digital materials and a recorded replay option without a full licensing course.
Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.
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