Continuing Education
Insurance Training University offers a one day practicum in basic property claims adjusting. This class was created for the aspiring adjuster who may be unfamiliar with the elements of residential construction and the proper protocol for an inspection or "scope". Don't be apprehensive as you enter the field - close your first claim with confidence!
Practical Adjusting runs from 8am to 5pm and immediately follows the TX or FL All-Lines Adjuster Pre-License Course. Many of our students beginning their careers in adjusting use this course as a supplement to their Licensing course and as a lead-in to their Xactimate training. Tuition totals $199. Insurance Training University's Practical Adjusting Course is approved for 10 hours of Continuing Education in Texas.
Courses are held monthly in Dallas, Texas and West Palm Beach, Florida. For the next available dates please see our schedule.
Course Contents include:
- Scoping Protocol
- Reading the Loss Notice
- Setting the Appointment
- Speaking with the Insured
- Navigation in a Catastrophic Zone
- Photo Documentation
- Methodology: Elevations to Contents
- Equipment Presentation and Discussion
- Navigation and Transportation
- The Cell Phone
- Laptops
- Ladders
- Toolbelts
- Measuring Devices
- Measuring Techniques
- Roof
- Interior Dimensioning
- Basic Construction (foundation to roof)
- Damage Analysis
- Hurricane
- Hail
- Fire
- Wind
- Age
- Methods of Repair
3 Reasons to Choose Insurance Training University for your adjuster licensing needs:
- Real Educators. Real Adjusters. ITU employs the best licensing educators in the industry. Instructors combine a unique blend of experience in both adult education and in the claims adjusting industry so you know you are getting the highest quality classroom experience available.
- We Use the Golden Rule. While some training companies use pushy salesmen to present false hopes of instant employment, huge salaries, and overnight success, the folks at ITU are committed to dealing with potential and existing students with nothing short of total honesty and integrity. Success is built on sound knowledge, hard work, and the right opportunity – not on empty promises.
- Your Career, Your Choice. Come to one of our dynamic classrooms for a licensing course from a flesh-and-blood instructor. Or, if you would rather stay at home, you can start your licensing course tonight with our online, self-paced adjuster licensing course. With ITU, you have options.
About the Texas Insurance Adjuster License
How do I get a Texas insurance adjuster license?
A. ITU offers the Texas Adjuster pre-licensing course in both classroom and online settings. These courses, which also satisfy the exam requirement, fulfill all obligations for obtaining your Texas Adjuster License.
Bottom line: Register today for your classroom licensing by calling (877) 934-4800 or click here to register for online licensing!
Why is this particular adjuster license important?
A. The Texas Insurance Adjuster License is among the adjusting industry's most sought after license - for Texas residents and non-residents alike. Extremely versatile, this insurance license is reciprocal with more states than any other state license. This allows a Texas licensed insurance adjuster to work in a wide geographical range without having to observe other states' standard insurance licensing procedures. Perhaps more importantly, Texas allows candidates for licensure to take approved pre-licensing courses rather than the conventional state insurance adjuster exam. State exams are notoriously difficult while pre-licensing courses are designed to be as "student friendly" as possible.
Bottom line: The Texas Insurance Adjuster License is the best in the business.
What is the license and what kind of claims will it allow me handle?
A. The Texas All-Lines Insurance Adjuster License (offered in our classroom course) is a two-year, renewable insurance license issued to those people who have passed:
- their Texas adjuster pre-licensing course or
- their adjuster licensing exam (administered by Thompson-Prometric).
With this license, adjusters are certified to work residential, commercial, automobile, farm and ranch, inland marine, ocean, and worker's compensation claims. The Texas Property and Casualty Adjuster License (offered in our online Virtual University) differs only in that it does not qualify adjusters to handle worker's compensation claims. The Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) stipulates 30 hours of (continuing education units (CEUs) for adjusters per 2 year period.
Bottom line:The Texas Insurance Adjuster License allows an adjuster to work any type of property claim.
Who needs the Texas Adjuster License?
A. If you are resident of Texas and you wish to become an insurance adjuster, this is the license for you. If you are a non-resident of Texas but live in a state that does not have an adjuster license requirement (states listed below), this is the license for you. If you live in a state that does have a license requirement, this is still an excellent license to hold, but ITU recommends you obtain your home state's license first.
Bottom line:The Texas Adjuster Insurance License is a must for residents of Texas and highly benefical to non-residents.
More Information about the Texas Claims Adjuster License
- Online Texas Adjuster Licensing - View a demo, check pricing, and read about this self-paced online option for obtaining your Texas insurance adjuster license.
- Texas Adjuster FAQ - Which states are reciprocal with the Texas license? Which states don't require an adjuster license? What are the requirements for taking the course? More...
- Becoming a Texas Adjuster - Adjuster License Requirements, Application Download, Licensing Process, Reciprocity, Continuing Education Requirements, Fees, Helpful Links, and Contact for the Texas Department of Insurance.