Continuing Education

Continuing Education

Continuing Education
ILTA offers several courses throughout the year that qualify for Continuing Education credits. Whether you're seeking a virtual or in-person experience, ILTA has the course for you! To sign up for our online courses, click below.
 
Existing licenses are good for two (2) years. Seven (7) hours of IDOI-APPROVED Indiana continuing education hours with the title designation must be attained prior to renewal. The 7 credit hours may be in any of the following or any combination of the following:  (1) Ethical practices in the marketing and selling of title insurance, including provisions of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act set forth in 12 U.S.C. 2608; (2) Title insurance underwriting; (3) Escrow matters; (4) Matters concerning regulation by the department; and (5) Any other topic related to the marketing and selling of title insurance. (See IC 27-1-15.7-2) 

The land title industry is a great and rewarding field with professionals from various backgrounds. Lawyers, accountants, insurance, and government experts all have a place in title! That’s why ILTA aspires to offer educational opportunities to meet our members where they are in their title career and give them the tools they need to reach their goals.

Have an idea for a continuing education program you would like ILTA to offer? Please reach out to ILTA staff at admin@indianalandtitle.org.



What is ILTA?

A lot has changed in our industry, but our strong commitment to our members remains the same. Since its formation in 1907, the Indiana Land Title Association has worked to protect the land title industry in Indiana. Amid the changing regulations and the ups and downs of the market, ILTA has stood by its members to offer high-quality education, networking opportunities, and legislative advocacy. We stand for the highest principles of professionalism and consumer protection, advocating for the safe and efficient transfer of real property. A home is likely the largest investment any individual will make in his or her lifetime, and by ensuring accurate searches, promoting fair and professional closings, and supporting important insurance coverages, ILTA protects Indiana consumers' property rights.