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Course Offerings
All-Lines Insurance Adjuster
This Texas All-Lines Pre-Licensing Course is certified through the state and satisfies all of the Texas Department of Insurance’s testing requirements for the Texas All-Lines Insurance Adjuster License. The Texas Adjuster course is offered both online via Live Webinar and as a self-paced classroom equivalent course.
Each unit covers material that will set you up for success in the insurance industry, no matter what field you’re entering.
With the online, self-paced classroom equivalent course you can work at your own pace to complete your 40 hours of required training. The 40 hours of training consists of 30 classroom equivalent hours and 10 self-study hours. After completion of your coursework, you'll unlock the 150 question exam. You'll have 180 minutes to complete the exam, which must be proctored by a non-relative.
The live webinar presentation consists of 30 hours of classroom training and 10 hours of self study. The 30 live classroom hours will be presented in 8 hour days Monday - Friday. This includes an hour for lunch each day and time to complete the 150 question exam. You'll have 180 minutes to complete the exam.
Upon registering for class, you'll receive a welcome email detailing how to access your course as well as your 10 hours of self study material.
Per state regulations, a minimum of 3 persons is required to proceed with the live webinar course. Classes without the minimum required will have to be rescheduled.
Professional Adjusting: A Day in the Life
Getting your adjuster's license is just the first step to becoming a successful Property insurance adjuster. Once licensed, an individual looking to do property inspections still needs to know a few things in order to have a successful deployment.
This course is designed for the adjuster who is in need of practical training but doesn't have a week to spare (possibly out of state) in class or hundreds of dollars to spend.
In this training course you will learn what insurance carriers and TPAs are looking for in order for you to have a successful deployment, including:
Understanding Insurance Policy
Scheduling Inspections
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What to say the insured and their contractors
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Routing your day
Completing a Proper Inspection
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Tools needed to get the job done
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How to scope a house
Writing and submitting an Estimate
Managing Your Insureds (Customer Service)
Managing Your Workload
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