Adjuster licensing in New Brunswick

Licensing requirements

The following Institute courses meet the education requirements set out by the Financial and Consumer Services Commission for each adjuster licence.
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Level 1 assistant adjuster licence requirements:

An applicant for a level 1 assistant adjuster licence shall have successfully completed one of the following educational requirements offered by the Insurance Institute of Canada:
Course C11 Principles and Practice of Insurance
Courses C81 and C82 – General Insurance Essentials Parts 1 and 2
Course C110 Essentials of Loss Adjusting

Level 2 adjuster licence requirements:

An applicant for a level 2 adjuster licence shall have successfully completed the following licensing qualifications and educational requirements:
24 months of experience acting as a level 1 assistant adjuster or equivalent adjusting experience

All of the following educational requirements offered by the Insurance Institute of Canada:
Course C11 Principles and Practice of Insurance or Courses C81 and C82 – General Insurance Essentials Parts 1 and 2
Course C110 Essentials of Loss Adjusting
Course C111 Advanced Loss Adjusting

Any two of the following educational requirements offered by the Insurance Institute of Canada:
Course C12 Insurance on Property
Course C13 Insurance Against Liability - Part 1
Course C14 Automobile Insurance - Part 1
Course C32 Bodily Injury Claims

Level 3 senior adjuster licence requirements:

An applicant for a level 3 senior adjuster licence shall have successfully completed the following licensing qualifications and educational requirements:
48 months of experience as an adjuster, including 24 months experience acting as a level 2 adjuster or equivalent adjusting experience

All of the following educational requirements offered by the Insurance Institute of Canada:
Course C11 Principles and Practice of Insurance or Courses C81 and C82 – General Insurance Essentials Parts 1 and 2
Course C12 Insurance on Property
Course C13 Insurance Against Liability - Part 1
Course C14 Automobile Insurance - Part 1
Course C32 Bodily Injury Claims
Course C110 Essentials of Loss Adjusting
Course C111 Advanced Loss Adjusting
Course C112 Practical Issues in Claims Management
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Work experience

Within 36 months after your level 2 licence is issued, you need to acquire 24 months of work experience in claims adjusting. Please be aware that any experience acquired before the level 2 licence was issued won't count for the purpose of this subsection.