Independent adjuster licences in Manitoba

Licensing requirements

The Insurance Council of Manitoba is the regulatory body that oversees insurance licensing in the province of Manitoba. Here is an overview of the educational requirements needed to attain each level of the independent adjuster license through the insurance institute. For additional requirements, please check the Insurance Council of Manitoba’s website.
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Level 1 Assistant Adjuster

Applicants must successfully complete one of the following:
  • C11 (Principles and Practice of Insurance), or
  • C81 and C82 (General Insurance Essentials)
Visit the Insurance Council of Manitoba website.
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Questions

Please contact the Institute with any questions about the education component of your licensing requirements.

Level 2 Adjuster

Must hold or be eligible to hold a Level 1 Assistant Adjuster licence.

Must successfully complete the following courses:
  • C11 (Principles and Practice of Insurance), and
  • C12 (Insurance on Property), and
  • C110 (Essentials of Loss Adjusting), and
  • any one of the following: C13 (Insurance Against Liability - Part 1), C14 (Automobile Insurance - Part 1), C111 (Advanced Loss Adjusting), C112 (Practical Issues in Claims Management)

Level 3 Adjuster

Must hold or be eligible to hold a Level 2 Adjuster licence.

Must successfully complete the following Insurance Institute of Canada courses:
  • C32 (Bodily Injury Claims), and
  • any one of the following: C46 (Claims 2), C41 (Property Loss Adjustment), C111 (Advanced Loss Adjusting), and
  • C112 (Practical Issues in Claims Management)
Must have attained the Chartered Insurance Professional (CIP) Designation from the Insurance Institute of Canada.

How to obtain your licence

Visit the Insurance Council of Manitoba website for a complete list of requirements for each level of license and details about how to apply.
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