The National Institute of Adjusting Texas All-Lines Adjuster Pre-licensing Course (#127607) has been certified and approved by the Texas Department of Insurance. Our All-Lines course encompasses and meet the requirements necessary regarding the specific laws and regulations by the Texas Department of Insurance.

Classroom hours are Friday and Saturday 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. with the final day Sunday 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.  The informative 3 day course will cover the following curriculum:

Personal Lines                                                                                              Workers Compensation

Adjuster Duties and Responsibilities                                                             Inland Marine

Auto Liability                                                                                                  Commercial Lines

Ocean Marine                                                                                                Insurance Terms and Language

Bonds

**Note***Our adjuster pre-licensing class is perfect in assisting Texas residents in obtaining the highly coveted Texas All-Lines Adjuster license. Residents of the following States can also take advantage of this course:

• Tennessee
• Missouri 
• New Jersey 
• Virginia 
• Maryland
• Illinois
• Colorado
• Iowa
• Kansas
• Massachusetts 
• Nebraska
• North Dakota
• Ohio
• Pennsylvania
• South Dakota
• Wisconsin

If you reside in a State that is not listed above, you will have to acquire your own State's license before you can obtain a TX license.

The National Institute of Adjusting offers a 1 day course (#129584) that covers the techniques and requirements of becoming an established adjuster.  This class enables potential adjusters to capitalize on the experience of our trained staff and instructors regarding knowledgeable tips that are crucial regarding handling claims.  

Classroom hours are Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.  Some of the topics covered include:

• Basic Construction
• Handling Contents/Personal Items claims
• Scoping Losses 
• Taking Effective Measurements
• Equipment Requirements 
• Adjuster Invoice Management
• Time Management and Organization
• Photograph Management
• Damage Evaluation
• Customer Service with Policyholders
• Ethics for Claims Adjusters

This class has been approved for 7 hours of Continuing Education by the Texas Department of Insurance.

 The National Institute of Adjusting offers an informative 2 day Xactimate Training course (#27037).  Knowing the essentials of this estimating program and criteria are vital to your effectiveness and efficiency as a claims adjuster.  This course will give you the insight and education required to become an effective user of Xactimate 28 and Sketch.

Classroom hours are Saturday and Sunday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Topics covered within our course include:

• Administrative Setup (Company Headers, Model Opening Statements)
• Organizing Your Estimate
• Dimensioning Rooms (Length, Width, Height, Offsets)
• Photo Management
• Building Macros
• Pricing, Tax, Overhead/Profit
• Sketch Roofs and Rooms

This course requires that you bring your own laptop.  It is recommended that you also bring a mouse for this class.  Having a mouse will enable you to navigate much easier when we perform the sketch creations of both rooms and roofs during our course.  System requirements for Xactimate 28 include:

• Xactimate X1 works with Windows 7 32-bit (Service Pack 1 required), Windows 7 64-bit (Service Pack 1 required), Windows 8.1 and Windows 10
• Xactimate X1 requires at least a single core processor of 1.5 GHz processor
• Your computer needs at least 5 Gigs of free hard drive space available; A 5400 RPM drive is required.
• Your computer should have at least 2 GB of RAM

Unfortunately, we are unable to provide assistance in loading the Xactimate software onto your laptop.  It is highly recommended that you load the software to your laptop prior to class to ensure a successful upload and maximize your participation in the class.  Please upload the software to your computer no more than 3 days prior to class.  Contact Xactware for assistance at: www.xactware.com to get started.



This course has been approved for 13 hours of Continuing Education by the Texas Department of Insurance.