The academy’s curriculum targets a broad spectrum of insurance personnel, including those in regulatory filings, IT, and financial reporting. Unlike standardized training modules, these two-hour sessions focus on the mechanics of the insurance ecosystem, specifically the nuances that distinguish statutory accounting from GAAP. Claypool emphasizes that the value of an insurance accountant lies not just in completing NAIC filings, but in articulating the intent behind those figures to auditors and management.

On July 15, 2026, the organization will host a complimentary session titled 'Insurance Financial Reporting Overview,' which offers participants 2 CPE credits. This course serves as an introduction for new hires and cross-industry professionals, covering the fundamentals of solvency and policyholder protection. The academy plans to maintain a consistent schedule throughout the remainder of 2026, with upcoming topics ranging from risk management and regulatory compliance to team effectiveness and data architecture.