AIC Adjuster Level 1 Practice Test: Alberta Adjuster Licensing

Practice AIC Adjuster Level 1 (Alberta Insurance Council) with Finance Prep sample exam questions, practice tests, timed mock exams, topic drills, and detailed explanations for general adjuster duties, claims handling, property losses, automobile claims, liability facts, documentation, coverage interpretation, ethics, and Alberta regulatory expectations.

Use Finance Prep to prepare for the Alberta Insurance Council (AIC) Adjuster Level 1 exam with original practice questions, timed mock exams, focused topic drills, detailed explanations, and progress tracking across web and mobile.

Independent exam preparation: Mastery Exam Prep and Finance Prep are independent study tools and are not the Alberta Insurance Council. Passing the exam does not by itself issue a licence. Verify eligibility, exam registration, application documents, fees, and licensing decisions directly with AIC.

The practice bank emphasizes claim intake, coverage and evidence, property losses, automobile claims, liability facts, documentation, professional conduct, and decisions that require Level 3 review or escalation. It does not contain official AIC questions, copied live-exam content, or exam dumps.

Practice preview

Use this page to start the web app before longer mixed practice. For a public question-style check, use the quick review and the free-practice page in this exam section; the interactive app remains the primary practice path.

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Exam snapshot

ItemDetail
ProviderAlberta Insurance Council
Official exam routeAlberta Adjuster Level 1
Current public format100 questions in 2 hours
Pass mark70%
Education prerequisite to writeAIC currently states that none is required for the Adjuster Level 1 exam
Resident licensing sequencePass the exam, then complete the separate AIC licence-application process within the applicable validity window
Licence supervisionOngoing direct supervision by an Adjuster Level 3; Level 1 reports require Level 3 approval and countersignature under AIC’s current requirements

Exam and licence are separate steps

For an Alberta resident pursuing this route, AIC currently describes the sequence this way:

  1. Prepare for and pass the Alberta Adjuster Level 1 exam.
  2. Submit the required licence application through the official AIC process.
  3. Satisfy the current firm recommendation, criminal-check, business E&O, fee, and other application requirements.
  4. Work under the supervision conditions attached to a Level 1 licence.

AIC states that exam marks are valid for 12 months and that it must receive the approved and paid application within that period. Non-residents, people new to Alberta, and returning licensees can have different equivalency or requalification rules, so use AIC’s current Adjuster licence page for your own case.

What to practice first

If you need to…Start with…What to prove before moving on
Check whether this is the right routeWeb app preview and quick reviewYou can identify the exam route, provider, and topic scope without mixing it with another licence or paper.
Find weak areas quicklyFocused topic drillsYou can identify whether the miss came from coverage, evidence, valuation, liability, conduct, or authority.
Train exam timingTimed mixed practiceYou can complete an unseen 100-question set in two hours without rushing the final questions.
Build final-week confidenceQuick reference and missed-question reviewYou can explain why the best action fits the facts and when Level 3 review is required.

Topic coverage

Official areaQuestionsWeightPractice emphasis
General4040%Claim process, duties, evidence, documentation, conduct, and supervision
Property2525%Cause and scope of loss, coverage, valuation, mitigation, and documentation
Automobile2525%Parties, use, damage, coverage facts, liability, evidence, and recovery
Liability1010%Duty, breach, causation, damages, defences, evidence, and escalation

Official-source check

Use the Alberta Insurance Council as the official source for current exam registration, delivery rules, fees, results, eligibility, and licensing requirements. Finance Prep is the independent practice layer after you confirm the official route.

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