Good morning…
I’m 23 and have been working as a Water Damage Technician (WRT) for the last 5 years. I’m thinking about switching to a career as an insurance adjuster and could use some advice on what to do in my spare time to make this transition.
What’s the best way to boost my education or skills to get into insurance adjusting? Are there any courses, certifications, or resources you’d recommend?
Thanks a bunch …
Insurance companies might propose settlements that policyholders feel don’t fully cover their losses. 
Insurance firms often engage in unethical business tactics, such putting off filing 
claims or putting up exorbitant expectations.
Policyholders may argue about what is and isn’t covered because they don’t completely comprehend the terms and conditions of their coverage. 
Insurance companies have the right to reject claims due to insufficient proof, policy exclusions, or technicalities.
Consider obtaining certifications like the Certified Public Adjuster (CPA) or Associate in General Insurance (AINS). These certifications can enhance your credibility 
mainly concentrated on 
the physical repair of water damage, including mold removal, drying, and extraction.
To remain current on trends and best practices, 
read trade journals such as National Underwriter and Insurance Journal.
When dealing with 
insurance companies and policyholders, effective communication is essential.