The provider shall ensure that each approved continuing education course has at least one course coordinator who is responsible for: Supervising the administration of the course; and Compliance with this chapter. A course coordinator shall possess one or more of the following qualifications: A minimum of 5 years experience as an actively licensed public adjuster; A minimum of 3 years experience as an administrator of an education program; A degree in education and at least 2 years experience as a licensed public adjuster; or Full-time employment in the insurance education field as a coordinator with at least 6 months experience. A course coordinator shall: Assure compliance with this chapter; Notify the Commissioner of: Any change in the instructor for an approved course; The date, time, and location of a course offering and the name of the instructor not less than 14 calendar days in advance of the date that the course offering is scheduled to begin; and The cancellation of a course offering as soon as reasonably possible; Assure that students are provided with current and accurate information; Create an accurate record of student attendance and successful course completion for each offering of an approved course; Supervise and evaluate courses and instructors; Investigate complaints relating to course offerings and instructors; Maintain accurate records relating to course offerings, instructors, student attendance, and student course completion for a minimum of 4 years following the date of the course offering; and Within 15 days of the student’s completion of the course, provide each student with a certificate of course completion on a form approved by the Commissioner.