To be awarded the AIC designation, you must successfully complete the four examinations administered by the Institute. You might be able to receive credits toward an undergraduate or graduate degree for passing AIC exams. Also, many states grant continuing education credits for renewal of insurance licenses to students who have passed AIC examinations. Cost of the Program Participation in the AIC program is not expensive. Tuition charges for locally sponsored classes vary.
Many employers reimburse employees for examination fees and study materials costs.
Check with your employer about your organization's reimbursement policy. The Institute offers an Introduction to Claims course. People who are new to the claim field might wish to consider the course as an educational starting point. A study of the use of insurance and noninsurance techniques to manage the loss exposures and financial planning needs of individuals and families. A survey of commercial property loss exposures and the insurance coverages and noninsurance techniques used to manage them.