Insurance Policy Processing Workers

High School

A high school diploma is usually sufficient for beginning insurance policy processing workers. To prepare yourself for this job, take courses in English, mathematics, and computer science while in high school. In addition, take as many business-related courses as possible, such as typing, word processing, and bookkeeping.

Postsecondary Training

Community colleges and vocational schools often offer business education courses that provide training for insurance policy processing workers. You may want to consider taking these courses to improve your possibilities for advancement to supervisory positions.

Certification

Some colleges and universities offer certificates in insurance and related areas. Contact schools in your area to learn about available programs.

LOMA, an international trade association for the insurance and financial services industry, offers several insurance-related certificates, including Insurance Fundamentals and Customer Experience Essentials. Visit https://www.loma.org/en/professional-development/accelerate-impact-suite for more information.

Other Education or Training

Continuing education classes, webinars, and workshops are provided by the American Society of Administrative Professionals, International Association of Administrative Professionals, and the International Association of Insurance Professionals. Contact these organizations for more information.