Training toward your license
No license yet? Most people start that way. We walk you through pre-licensing study and the Oklahoma state exam, step by step, as part of the job.
- 01Apply today
- 03Earn your license
- 07Serve your clients
Why Woodell Group
A place to learn a profession — and be good at it.
Insurance is one of the few careers where helping your neighbors is the job. Here's what you get when you start with us.
Mentorship, not a manual
You'll learn beside experienced agents — shared scripts, practice calls and regular feedback from people who want you to win.
Work that matters locally
Help Oklahoma families, farms and small businesses protect their homes, vehicles and livelihoods — and be the person they call when something goes wrong.
A real growth path
Start as a new hire, earn your license, get appointed with our carriers and grow into a licensed producer with your own relationships.
A small team that shows up
A close-knit group where questions are welcome, wins are shared and nobody is left to figure it out alone.
Modern tools
Our own agency software handles the busywork — follow-ups, reminders, paperwork — so you can spend your time with people.
Your path
From “I applied” to helping your own clients.
Every step is laid out ahead of time, and you'll have someone in your corner for each one.
Start at step one- 01
Apply
Two minutes, right on this page. No resume needed to start.
- 02
Phone call
A short, relaxed call so we can get to know each other.
- 03
Meet the team
In person at the office or on a video call. See how we work and ask your own questions.
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Offer
If it's a fit on both sides, we'll make it official and plan your start.
- 05
Pre-licensing & state exam
Study for your Oklahoma license with our support, then sit the state exam.
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Carrier appointments
Once you're licensed, we get you appointed with the carriers we place business with.
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Serving clients
Help real customers with coverage — with coaching from the team the whole way.
Who we're looking for
Character first. We can teach the rest.
- You like helping people and explaining things plainly
- You're organized and follow through on what you say you'll do
- You're comfortable on the phone and meeting people face to face
- You're coachable and curious — you ask "why"
- You're honest, even when the answer isn't the one someone wanted
- You want a profession, not just a paycheck
No license yet? No problem.
Most of the people we hire start without one. After you join, we'll help you prepare for the Oklahoma pre-licensing course and state exam — study plan, practice and a team cheering you on.
Apply without a licenseQuestions
Good things to ask.
Do I need an insurance license to apply?
No. Many of the people we hire start without one. We help you prepare for the Oklahoma pre-licensing course and state exam after you join. If you already hold a property & casualty or life & health license, tell us on the form.
How long does it take to get licensed?
It depends on how much time you can put into studying and when you can schedule the state exam. We'll help you set a plan and check in along the way — there's no pressure to rush.
Is the job in the office?
It depends. Training is done remotely, so you won't be in the office until you've worked through licensing. We'll go over the schedule in depth during the interview process.
What does a typical day look like?
Talking with customers by phone and in person, gathering information for quotes, comparing coverage options, following up on questions and helping with policy service. Early on, a good part of the day is training and practice.
Is this a sales job?
Partly. Helping people choose the right coverage is at the heart of the work, so you'll be recommending policies and asking for the business. We focus on advice and service, not pressure.
How is the role paid?
We'll walk through compensation, schedule and expectations openly at the interview so you can make an informed decision.
Apply
Let's talk.
Takes about two minutes. No resume needed — tell us a little about yourself and we'll reach out to set up a short phone call.
- Licensed or not — both welcome
- A real person reads every application