Insurance Agent Training
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Business & Office training
Learn what claims adjusters do and how they do it: a semi-in-depth, practical course covering the role, vocabulary, common procedures, safety and career launch.
A practical, general introduction to the claims adjuster job: what the role involves, 15+ key terms, how to perform common tasks such as inspect a roof for hail damage and write a property damage estimate, safety essentials and how to launch your career. Online, self-paced, about 10 hours, $89.99.
By the end of this course you will be able to:
10 modules, about 10 hours in total.
$89.99 per learner. Buying for a team? Volume pricing applies automatically from 2 learners.
| Seats | Discount |
|---|---|
| 2 to 10 | 1% off |
| 11 to 20 | 2% off |
| 21 to 50 | 3% off |
| 51 to 100 | 5% off |
| 101 to 250 | 7% off |
| 251 to 500 | 8% off |
| 501 to 1,000 | 10% off |
Sample the course material for free:
Claims adjusters, examiners and investigators evaluate insurance claims, inspect damage, interview people, review policies and determine coverage and settlement amounts. BLS reports a median wage of $78,000 (May 2025) and about 20,900 openings per year. Read the full claims adjuster career profile or see salary details.
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About 10 hours, online, self-paced. You get 12 months of LMS access, so you can learn around work or school.
$89.99 per learner. Volume pricing applies automatically from 2 learners, up to 10% off for large groups.
Yes. The course runs on our online learning platform (LMS). After you enroll, we email your login details.
No. This is a general career-preparation course. It does not by itself grant a state license, national certification or academic credit. Most states require insurance adjusters to be licensed. Requirements usually include pre-licensing education, an exam and continuing education. Adjusters working in multiple states often hold several licenses. It is designed to help you understand the job and prepare for the formal training, exams and interviews that follow.
Students exploring careers, adults changing careers, new hires who want a faster ramp-up, and employers onboarding claims adjusters.
Use the enrollment form on this page. It opens a pre-filled email to our team, and we reply with your payment link or invoice and your LMS access. You can also call 1-866-429-6742.
Volume pricing from 2 seats. Choose “My team or employees” on the form or visit our employer training page.
Certificate of completion from Career Education Institute after you pass the final knowledge check.
Help people and businesses protect what matters with the right insurance.
Inspect buildings and construction to make sure they meet codes and approved plans.
Repair and restore vehicles after collisions, from dents and frames to paint.
Install, repair and replace the roofs that keep buildings dry and protected.