n       The novice, entry level adjuster or anyone changing professions into claims will gain the knowledge necessary to graduate the institute with the most accurate and updated knowledge of adjusting techniques necessary to hit the streets and actually be an insurance adjuster and not and "adjuster with a license" without knowledge. 

 n    We are training people to be adjusters that can actually hit the streets, apply their skills and be useful as an adjuster as soon as they complete our school.  For far too long, the mentality in the claims business, especially when it relates to a "storm adjuster" has been to make sure the person is licensed in an applicable state and send them out into the world....without a clue!  At ATI, we do not believe in that approach and believe that training is the key to success in the claims industry. 

n  When a person graduates from our soon to be released 4 Week Property Course, the entry level or novice adjuster will immediately be ready to properly adjust property losses.

n       ATI is not a place to learn how to get a license, take a test or provide CE credits to keep an adjusters license.  It is a state of the art program to teach people how to be adjusters and experienced adjusters how to be better at their chosen skill or field of claims work.

n       There are other reasons for attending ATI.  The experienced adjuster can gain additional skills and expand their knowledge of the claims industry.  The claims industry is a difficult field and requires a variety of skill or skill sets. Any seasoned adjuster that attends our 1or 2 week program or perhaps one of the various individual courses we offer, will leave with additional skills to take their adjusting abilities to new heights.

n       Courses range from basic property adjusting all the way to the advanced complete property program. Other courses include specialized property and liability including: Residential and Commercial Property, Excess/Surplus Lines, Mobile Home and Marine, Product and General Liability, Premises Liability, Commercial Vehicle, Arson investigation, Hail damage, and Water Remediation.

n       When you leave ATI, you will be significantly better at the claims profession than you were prior to entering ATI regardless of your past level of expertise as an adjuster or other profession

n       Requirements for attending the school are simple: A desire to expand and improve upon your current level of adjusting skills or simply a willingness to learn and move into a new career

n       The main courses are taught by veteran adjusters who have seen and done most anything relating to claims: ATI Instructors will have at least 25 years of experience in their chosen specialized field of expertise and will generally by a working adjuster: Guest Speakers will be specialist in their field such as Arson Investigation, Fraud Investigation, Storm/Roofing related claims, Auto Liability, General Liability or Builders defect, just to name a few