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Whether you’re hosting an online class or keeping a watchful eye on infants at your daycare, Next Insurance is a one-stop shop for education business insurance. We deliver easy, affordable insurance so you don’t need a cheatsheet to figure out the coverage that is best for you. And for bonus marks, you can save up to 10% when you bundle two or more policies.
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You can save up to 30% when you buy education insurance with NEXT. The exact amount you pay will depend on:
Unanticipated accidents frequently happen when working with children — to you and to them — and insurance means you’re covered from paying all expenses yourself.
If you have business insurance, you won’t have to pay entirely out of pocket if someone gets hurt, property is damaged or you have to defend your business.
People trust you to help them learn something new. If you work with children, it’s an even greater responsibility. You can trust Next to help you get the business insurance you need at an affordable price so you can focus on teaching without worry.
Get Instant QuoteTeacher liability insurance can help cover costs if someone accuses you of causing an injury or damaging property that doesn’t belong to you. It’s usually required if you sign a contract to work with a school or if you rent a commercial property for your learning or day care center.
We combine two types of liability insurance in our business insurance packages:
General liability is the insurance coverage most teachers and child care providers buy first because it covers the two biggest risks that you face every day — injuries to other people and damage to property that doesn’t belong to you. If you accidentally drop your student’s violin and it breaks, general liability insurance can help pay for a replacement.
Professional liability provides financial protection if someone claims you didn’t provide the services you agreed on or you didn’t live up to your professional commitments. If you tutored a student for an entrance exam to a prestigious school and they failed the exam, the parents can claim that it was your fault and demand a refund. Professional liability can help cover costs to defend your business.
Get Instant QuoteLiability insurance is essential but you may want to add other types of business insurance to protect yourself, your work vehicles and your employees.
We typically recommend:
Workers’ compensation can help pay for lost wages and medical bills after a workplace accident.
If you’re a hands-on daycare teacher and you accidentally stab yourself with craft scissors, your medical bills will be covered if you have workers’ compensation. If you don’t have workers’ comp, you might not be covered by your personal health insurance and you won’t have any help with lost wages if you miss multiple days of work.
Workers’ comp is also required for businesses with employees in every state except Texas.
Learn more about workers’ comp.
Your personal car insurance might not cover you if you get in an accident while driving for work purposes. Consider buying commercial auto insurance if you teach at different locations or if you drive regularly to students’ homes.
It’s required in most states for vehicles that are owned by your business.
Learn more about commercial auto.
We keep it simple and straightforward so you can find the coverage that’s right for you within a few minutes. When you start a quote for education insurance, we’ll ask you a few basic questions about your business, including: the kind of classes and services you provide, the location of the learning center where you plan to work, how many people you employ and how much you pay them and the number and type of vehicles you use for work.
Yes. We know it’s a common need for teachers to add an additional insured to their coverage, so we’ve given you the power to create certificates of insurance and add additional insureds for free. Learn more about additional insureds.
