Insurnce Adjusting Test

Introduction
Welcome to the Center for Continuing Education's Texas Property/Casualty Adjuster's Pre-Licensing course. This course has been approved by the Texas Department of Insurance to prepare you for the proctored Property/Casualty adjuster licensing exam.
An adjuster is any person who investigates or adjusts losses on behalf of either an insurer or a self-insured, or any person who supervises the handling of claims.
To qualify as an adjuster you need to comply with the statutes and prove that:
•   You are at least 18 years of age,
•   You are a bona fide resident of Texas or of a state or country that will permit Texas residents to act as insurance adjusters in that state or country,
•   You comply with all federal laws pertaining to employment or the transaction of business in the U.S.,
•   You are experienced or have special education or training with reference to handling of loss claims under insurance contracts or sufficient duration and extent to make you competent in passing an examination as required by the Commissioner of Insurance.
Adjusters may qualify by completing this course and passing its required final examination.
The 40-hour pre-licensing course is broken down into sections. The course consists of on-line reading assignments with quizzes, a downloadable 10 hour self study reading assignment, plus an on-line proctored 150-question final examination.
The first part is a 30 hour on-line study section covering the course materials required to prepare you for the final examination. There are 116 units with a five-question quiz at the end of each unit. To progress from one unit to the next you must pass the quiz by answering four of the five questions correctly. During the quiz, you can not backup to find the answer in the study materials. When you complete the quiz, the system will show you your answer, the correct answer and an explanation of the correct answer.
You may log out of the course after completing a section. When you return... [continues]

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