VIRTUAL INSURANCE INSPECTION TRAINING ACADEMY
VIITA HAS CREATED AN EASY TO USE, HIGHLY AFFORDABLE, ON-DEMAND, ON-LINE TRAINING PROGRAM FOR INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE:
- Current inspectors looking to gain more knowledge and training
- In a dead-end job, unemployed or underemployed looking to start a new career
- Looking to supplement their current income
- Seeking the entrepreneurial freedom of being in business for themselves
VIITA recognized that while textbook or other static training can be useful, it still falls short in two key areas: as a method of learning and as a tool for managing the site inspection.
When it comes to learning, most people would say, “show me and I understand.” The “show me” method is precisely the VIITA way.
What We Offer
Basic Commercial Lines Inspector Course
Through 15 highly visual, easy to digest, learn on your own time PowerPoint lesson plans, totaling 668 slides, with voice-over and over 1,000 photos (from actual reports) & illustrations, VIITA provides the basic working skills necessary to knowledgeably and confidently perform commercial property and liability insurance inspections.
VIITA Added: Quarterly “bonus” refresher and other modules, available to graduated students at no addiitonal charge and providing a more in-depth look at particular insurance coverages and wide-ranging loss control topics.
Basic Personal Lines Inspector Course
Through 6 highly visual, easy to digest, learn on your own time PowerPoint lesson plans, totaling 273 slides with voice-over and 381 photos (from actual reports) & illustrations, VIITA provides the basic working skills necessary to knowledgeably and confidently perform personal property and liability insurance inspections.
VIITA Added: Defensive Space Codes “bonus” module.
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VIITA News!
Celebrating our 13th year and nearly 8,000 enrollments!
Newly Added: Climate Change and the Increasing Threat from Hurricanes and Floods Bonus Module
In this module, we look at “Climate Change” and how rising ocean temperatures are leading to higher and more frequent coastal flooding and hurricanes. And, from a loss control perspective, what steps must be taken to help mitigate damage from those events.