Certificate IV in Credit Management (FNS40110)

Summary

This is a self-paced course - recommended timeframe of 2 months per module x 4 =
8 months to complete
For Traineeship information regarding this qualification, please click here
Can be commenced at ANY TIME throughout the year
Consists of 4 modules which encompass 12 competencies
Assessed by module assignments and on-the-job assessment by a Workplace Supervisor
Assignments can be undertaken online or paper-based
Students must obtain 80% to pass each module
Course fee - $1,800 (instalments of either - $300 on enrolment plus another 5 x $300 monthly credit card deductions or $900 on enrolment and another $900 credit card deduction 4 months after commencement)
A Top Student Award consisting of an engraved plaque and $500 is presented to the person who achieves the highest overall mark in this qualification in 2012

Those who:

have staff who need to attain an appropriate qualification as required by ASIC because they are engaged in credit activities in their financial services organisation
have staff they want to mentor and reward by offering them a Nationally Recognised Qualification
want to develop their supervisory and customer service staff to assist them to deliver a more professional level of input to the business
have staff who may qualify as New Entrant and/or Existing Worker Trainees and access government funding for their training

Those who:

are required by ASIC to attain a Certificate IV qualification as they work in the credit area of a financial services organisation
are working as credit officers, credit controllers, credit analysts, recoveries officers, reconciliation officers, credit services officers, credit/lending officers, customer service officers and credit managers (of smaller organisations)

CM 401	Credit & the Regulatory Framework
BSBCOM405A	Promote compliance with legislation
FNSCUS402A	Resolve disputes
FNSINC401A	Apply principles of professional practice to work in the financial services industry

CM 402	Assessing Credit Applications
FNSCRD503A	Promote understanding of the role and effective use of consumer credit
FNSCRD401A	Assess credit applications
FNSCRD402A	Establish and maintain appropriate securitisation

CM 403	Credit Management
FNSCRD403A	Manage and recover bad and doubtful debts
FNSCRD404A	Utilise the legal process to recover outstanding debt
FNSCRD405A	Manage overdue customer accounts

CM 404	Financial Analysis & Risk Assessment
FNSRSK401A	Implement risk management strategies
BSBFIA401A	Prepare financial reports
FNSRSK502A	Assess risks

Student form (pdf)

RPL form (pdf)

This is a Nationally Recognised Training course.