Our Montana Auto CE package includes courses that focus on auto-related topics. We’ve also included your state’s mandatory ethics and legislative updates courses so this discounted bundle will completely satisfy your required 24 CE hours for license renewal.

• Montana 1-Hour Legislative Updates
• Applied Ethics
• Identifying Insurance Fraud
• Guide to Auto Hail Claims
• Guide to Auto Collision Claims
• Ocean & Inland Marine Insurance
• Rules for Handling Auto Claims
• Vehicle Parts & Construction
• Appraising Auto Claims

Our newest ethics course uses a variety of case studies to illustrate how to apply a Code of Ethics to your job. We’ll cover the adjuster’s ethical responsibilities and look at how to apply integrity and honesty during the claims settlement process.

3 Hours

This course is designed to keep you up to date on legislative changes in Montana insurance over the past two years and fulfills the required 1-hour legislative update course for renewing your MT resident adjuster license.

1 Hour

To receive CE credit, this course must be completed by August 16, 2025

This course is designed to keep you up to date on legislative changes in Montana insurance over the past two years and fulfills the required 1-hour legislative update course for renewing your MT resident adjuster license.

1 Hour

To receive CE credit, this course must be completed by September 15, 2023

Major topics in this course include the NFIP, FEMA’s emergency program, community rating system, disaster assistance, coastal barriers, standard flood policy forms and coverages, common policy conditions, rating and grandfathering, and flood insurance legislation.

3 Hours

This course explores the philosophy of ethics and how it has played into the creation of ethics laws. It also covers unfair insurance practices and the adjuster’s responsibility with regard to ethical standards.

3 Hours

Created by a veteran insurance adjuster, this course covers how to determine and estimate the type, grade, and quantity of building materials, as well as the basics of the construction process and rooftop assessments and inspections.

4 Hours

Don’t Be Fooled explores various types of insurance fraud and the adjuster’s role in identifying and reporting these crimes. We’ll also cover some of the industry’s efforts to fight against fraud.

1 Hour

Fire Policies Simplified reviews the detailed elements involved in standard fire policies and examines the role these policies play in the insurance industry. 

2 Hours

In this course, we look at residential homes’ foundations and framing structures, and the different materials and styles for framing systems, windows, and doors.

3 Hours

In this course, we’ll discuss the major components of a residential kitchen: the cabinets and countertops, and their terminology and materials. We’ll also cover how to take measurements when estimating a kitchen.

3 Hours

This course explains the Code of Ethics that governs the insurance industry and gives tips on how to apply integrity and honesty during the claims settlement process.

3 Hours

This course looks at the systems that make up the internal structures of a home. We’ll talk about insulation, the HVAC system, and electrical and plumbing systems. We’ll also offer tips about how to estimate damages to these systems.

3 Hours

This course walks you through the different types of residential building roofs, siding, and veneers. We’ll cover materials, styles, install, and repairs so you can properly estimate damages.

4 Hours

This course covers materials used to construct small to mid-market commercial buildings. We’ll walk through the most common topics adjusters should be familiar with when writing estimates and settling claims for commercial property damage.

3 Hours

In this course, we’ll walk you through the basics of estimating claims involving water, mold, smoke, and hazardous material mitigation and remediation. We’ll also cover water extraction, mold testing, equipment, smoke & fire clean up, and pack out and storage costs.

4 Hours

In this course, we’ll look at risks and perils not typically covered, or only partially covered, in common property insurance policies. Examples include inland marine, watercraft, flood, earthquake, and terrorism.

3 Hours

Farm and Crop Insurance: Lettuce Explain provides a thorough overview of both farm and crop coverage. From farm liability to crop revenue coverage, this course plows through all of the basics.

2 Hours

Flood insurance has become one of the most complicated and regulated lines of insurance. This course breaks down the NFIP’s role, standard flood policy forms and coverages, adjusting flood claims, adjusting basics, and negotiations.

2 Hours

This course covers a variety of topics related to the NFIP and FEMA, such as community rating system, disaster assistance, coastal barriers, policy forms and coverages, common policy conditions, rating and grandfathering, adjusting flood claims, flood insurance legislation, adjusting basics, and negotiations.

3 Hours

This course reviews the terms you could encounter when adjusting medical and workers’ comp claims, including common injuries, diseases, and medical conditions; and the medical tests used to diagnose them.

1 Hour

Insurance Principles Made Easy takes a straightforward approach to covering the fundamental concepts at work in the insurance industry. This is a great course for those who need to review the basics or are just getting started in the industry. 

7 Hours

This course covers the basics of insurance terms and concepts, as well as the adjuster’s responsibilities in handling claims. We’ll review risk, cause & loss, insurable interest, valuation, liability, fraud, and more.

8 Hours

Provides an introduction to commercial package policies, with a focus on business owner’s insurance, including the different coverages available, forms, eligibility, limits, and exclusions.

1 Hour

This course takes a detailed look at some of the more common personal insurance policies, including standard fire, homeowners, dwelling, and auto.

4 Hours

Lies & Liability reviews various types of bonds, their uses, and how they differ from insurance policies. The course also covers commercial and government crime coverages, forms, and provisions. 

1 Hour

This course will cover the basics of commercial policies, including property, general liability, specialty liability, business owners, auto, and equipment breakdown.

8 Hours

This course gives a thorough overview of marine insurance policies, including key terms, types of coverages, and the many rules and clauses involved in this type of insurance. 

2 Hours 

Get certified in California Earthquake Adjuster Training Standards while fulfilling some continuing education hours in your state. While not mandatory, there are definite benefits for out-of-state adjusters who are certified on this subject.

4 Hours

*This is the most current version available from the state

Risky Business covers the basics of commercial liability and explains the types of coverages and forms involved in this complicated line of insurance. 

2 Hours

Roof Adjusting 101 will give you a better understanding of how to work these specialized claims. The course covers the equipment and tools needed, claims sequencing and processing, and a 5 step inspection guide.

1 Hour

This course covers commercial property coverage forms, extensions, and endorsements, including the equipment breakdown/boiler and machinery coverage form. 

2 Hours

A Roof, Four Walls, & your Homeowners Policy gives a thorough overview of Homeowner’s insurance, including the many packages and coverages available, forms, eligibility, limits, and exclusions.

3 Hours

This course takes an in-depth look at the many aspects of automobile insurance policies including eligibility, parts of the policy, liability, coverages, and exclusions. 

3 Hours

Our NEW Roof Scoping 101 course covers the basics of roof inspection, simulated shingle repair, roof safety & equipment, taking photos & measurements, and identifying roof materials & damages.

1 Hour

Successful claim settlement takes more than just knowing the facts. This course addresses the technical aspects of closing a claim, as well as the importance of professionalism, communication, and ethics. 

1 Hour

This course offers an introduction to earthquakes, including causes, measurement, and types of destruction specific to these events. It will also cover earthquake coverage options and the basics of scoping and writing an estimate. 

1 Hour

Explains the complicated world of insurance regulation, including licensing requirements, professional practices, and important state and national statutes.

7 Hours 

Getting Under the Hood reviews the elements adjusters should understand when processing auto claims. Moving past the basic auto course, this class delves into specifics like paint, glass, steering, and electrical systems.

2 Hours

This course provides an introduction to appraising vehicle damage claims, including types of collision damage, adjusting partial and total losses, estimate and appraisal documentation, and settlement options.

2 Hours