An Educational Program for Claims Personnel

Developed by the Institutes with support from the National Association of Independent Insurance Adjusters, the Associate in Claims (AIC) is a nationally recognized educational program consisting of four courses and national exams that cover the handling of claims. The AIC program deals with determination of coverage, liability, and damages in workers compensation, property and liability claims, human relations, and bad faith issues.

There are various paths you can take toward earning your AIC designation. Each track is built on 2 foundations courses:  AINS 21: Property and Liability Insurance Principles and AIC 33: Claims Handling Principles and Practices.

Foundation Courses (required for all tracks)
AINS 21 - Property and Liability Insurance Principles
AIC 30 - Claims Handling Principles and Practices

Liability Track (Coming Sept. 2012)
AIC 42 - Liability Coverages
AIC 32 - Liability Claims Practices
AIC 37 - Managing Bodily Injury Claims

Property Track (Coming Sept. 2012)
AIC 41 - Property Coverages
AIC 31 - Property Claim Practices

Multi-Line Adjuster Track (Coming Sept. 2012)
AIC 43 - Property and Liability Coverages
AIC 31 - Property Claim Practices
AIC 32 - Liability Claim Practices

Auto Track (Coming Sept. 2012)
AIC 38 - Personal Auto Insurance and Management of Bodily Injury Claims
AIC 39 - Auto Liability Claims Practices

Who will benefit

• Claims Representatives
• Claims Supervisors and Examiners
• Workers' Compensation Claims staff
• Those who work with property loss and liability claims

Earning your AIC designation with IEA

Benefit from the best of two worlds - approved curriculum, and the real world experience of IEA instructors.

You'll work with a professional organization that has extensive experience in preparing students to become qualified participants in their areas of interest, and helping them to pass required exams.