Associate in Claims (AIC)

About this certification

The Associate in Claims (AIC) credential is targeted towards individuals aiming to enhance their training to handle different types of insurance claims.

AIC credential leads an individual on the path of mastering the fundamentals, along with developing an unusual understanding of the communication across various departments in an organization.

It is a professional certification for insurance claim adjusters.

Average Salary Range

USA : $69,000

(Source: https://www.payscale.com/research/US/Certification=Associate_in_Claims_(AIC)/Salary)

India : 2,89,000 INR

(Source: https://www.payscale.com/research/IN/Certification=Associate_in_Claims_(AIC)/Salary)

Who Should Apply for Associate in Claims (AIC)?

The Associate in Claims (AIC) credential is used by a number of companies to train their workforce in claims handling. This certification shall be undertaken by Claims professionals working for Agents, Brokers, Insurers, Independent Adjusters, and Third Party Administrators. 

Benefits

1. Industrial Recognition -

The AIC credential is a nationally recognized certification which not only validates the experience and skills of professionals in terms of insurance claims but acts as a booster to demonstrate the potential of the certification in the industry.

1. Domain Knowledge -

The AIC credential equips a candidate with sufficient, high-degree intricate domain knowledge with an understanding of going beyond the employers’ tactics of handling claims, thereby promoting improvisation. 

Designation Requirements

Step I. CORE

Building a solid knowledge base.

1. AIC 30: Claim Handling Principles and Practices

2. AINS 21: Property and Liability Insurance Principles

Step II. CONCENTRATION

Selecting an area of specialty.

1. Auto

1. AIC 39: Auto Claim Practices

2. AIC 48: Bodily Injury Claims and Auto Coverages

1. Liability

1. AIC 32: Liability Claim Practices

2. AIC 49: Bodily Injury Claims and Liability Coverages

1. Workers Compensation

1. AIC 37: Managing Bodily Injury Claims

2. AIC 44: Workers Compensation Claim Practices

1. Property

1. AIC 31: Property Claim Practices

2. AIC 41: Property Coverages

Step III. ETHICS

Understanding ethical decision-making.

1. Ethical Decision Making in Risk and Insurance

2. Ethical Guidelines for CPCUs

Step IV. GET YOUR DESIGNATION

Moving forward with confidence.

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Recommended courses

The average completion time for Associate in Claims (AIC) credential is 18-24 months which  spreads across the following courses:

Core Courses

• AIC 30 (4-5 weeks)

• AINS 21 (4-6 weeks)

Auto Courses

• AIC 39 (5-7 weeks)

• AIC 48 (6-8 weeks)

Liability Courses

• AIC 32 (5-7 weeks)

• AIC 49 (6-8 weeks)

Workers Compensation

• AIC 37 (4-5 weeks)

• AIC 44 (4-5 weeks)

Property

• AIC 31 (5-7 weeks)

• AIC 41 (4-5 weeks)