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Insurance Schools When Disaster Strikes
Insurance is necessary to have in case disaster strikes. But how do the insurance companies
respond when one of their customers is in need of compensation? They send out well trained
insurance adjusters to evaluate the damage to see how much money their customer is entitled
to. Two Types of Claims Adjusters
When it comes to estimators there are two types:
1. Independent Claims Adjusters 2. Insurance Adjuster Employees
Independent Claims Adjuster Independent adjusters are contracted work
out from the IA (insurance agencies) when they are in need of additional help. This
is most prevalent when there is a natural catastrophic event (like hurricanes, earthquakes,
etc.). Independent claims adjusters working at catastrophes have been known to make 6
figures in 6 months. This requires a full set of knowledge and skills to evaluate the
devastation. Insurance Company Employees
People can be hired and trained by insurance companies, and will generally handle the day
to day claims. These employees will average an income of between $25,000 - $60,000 a year.
Ideal Insurance School VAS or Veteran Adjusting School is an insurance
school that specializes in training its students for a career in the CAT or catastrophic field.
The knowledge acquired in the 6 month training course gives the graduates the skills to be
successful in all fields of adjusting (as estimating a CAT event requires it).
VAS is the only insurance school that fully trains and guides its students through all
of the certifications and registrations you will need to be hired or contracted by an
IA. VAS also provides a mock catastrophe in which you will be able to see and feel what
it will be like in the field. VAS is also one of the only insurance vocational
training schools that connects its graduates with its IA partners for employment post-
graduation. If you’re interested in a career in the
insurance industry, click on the link in the description below or go to www.vastrained.com