Georgia Insurance Adjuster Continuing Education

Complete your required Georgia continuing education online with practical, state-approved courses created by experienced adjusters.
Includes the required ethics training, state reporting, and everything you need for a straightforward renewal.
✓ Instant Access • ✓ State Reporting Included • ✓ 12 Months of Access

24 Required Hours

3 Ethics Hours Included

State Reporting Included

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Georgia Insurance Adjuster CE Requirements

Georgia resident insurance adjusters are generally required to complete 24 hours of approved continuing education every two years, including 3 hours of ethics, by the last day of their birth month. Beginning in 2026, certain licensees with more than 20 years of service may qualify for a reduced CE requirement. Claims CE simplifies the renewal process by providing practical, state-approved courses in one convenient online package. 

Everything You Need to Renew Your Georgia License

Complete your required Georgia continuing education through one convenient package. Every course is state approved and designed to provide practical knowledge you can apply in the field—not just satisfy a renewal requirement.

Complete State Required CE Package - Georgia

Complete all required Georgia insurance adjuster continuing education through one convenient online package. Includes the required ethics training, state reporting, and practical courses designed by experienced adjusters. Applicable state sales tax is calculated separately.

Georgia Adjuster CE Frequently Asked Questions

How many CE hours do Georgia adjusters need?

Georgia resident insurance adjusters with fewer than 20 years of licensure generally must complete 24 hours of approved continuing education every two years, including 3 hours of ethics. Licensees with more than 20 years of service may qualify for a reduced requirement.

Does this package include the required ethics hours?

Yes.The package includes the required ethics training as part of your complete Georgia CE requirement.

When are Georgia CE requirements due?

Georgia continuing education must generally be completed by the last day of your birth month during your renewal period.

Will Claims CE report my completed credits?

Yes. Once you successfully complete your courses, Claims CE reports your completed continuing education credits to the appropriate state agency on your behalf. You don't need to submit your course completions yourself.

Can I complete the courses online?

Yes. Every course in this package is completed online, allowing you to earn your required continuing education from anywhere and on your own schedule.

How long do I have access?

You'll have 12 months of access to all courses included in your package. This allows you to complete your continuing education at your own pace before your renewal deadline.

What if I've been licensed for more than 20 years?

Beginning in 2026, Georgia automatically reduces the required CE hours for eligible licensees with more than 20 years of service from 24 hours to 20 hours while still requiring ethics training. Licensees should verify their individual CE requirements before enrolling.

Can I purchase individual courses instead?

If you only need a few CE hours or a specific course, visit our Course Catalog to browse individual state-approved courses by topic, state, or CE requirement.

Why choose Claims CE over other CE providers?

Claims CE was built by experienced insurance adjusters who understand the realities of the job. Rather than offering generic continuing education, we focus on practical, relevant courses that help adjusters stay compliant while improving their professional knowledge. We also include state reporting and applicable filing fees in our pricing, so there are no hidden surprises.