The Certificate IV in Finance and Mortgage Broking will deliver the skills and specialist knowledge needed to operate as a successful and effective finance or mortgage broker. This course has been tailored to meet the requirements of ASIC RG206, and ensures a thorough understanding of the key lending requirements around responsible lending and disclosure.
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Please note that subjects and specific units of competency on offer will vary and may change during your enrolment
Elective subjects may apply and will be determined during the induction process
2 - 3 Electives are required (depending on subjects chosen)
This subject covers the key areas of legislation that apply to different occupations, the development , implementation and monitoring of a compliance system and the Training Strategies to keep people up to date with compliance issues and changes.
Learn the key concepts involved with lending, including the different types of personal and mortgage loan products, and specific lending terminology, as well as comparing product features and benefits.
Beginning with the role of lending in the marketplace , this subject then reviews the role and content of Credit Risk Policies and the lending approval criteria detailed within those policies. The process and methods for assessing credit and the typical approval process through to contract execution and settlement are detailed in this subject.
Learn the word processing skills needed to create key financial documents such as invoices, accounts receivable follow ups and client letters. You will develop style guides, apply basic formatting, learn how to manipulate text, use tables and carry out mail merges.
Broking Skills looks at the essential skills for a mortgage and finance broker: interview techniques; determining client needs and explaining product differences. This subject covers an overview of the industry, relevant Industry Bodies, and key legislation such as Broker Arrangement Regulations and the National Consumer Credit Protection Act.
To build a successful career in the financial services industry you need a range of skills and knowledge . This subject covers skills to work effectively in a team, manage your time, apply specific legislation that affects your role, to identifying how your organisation can be more sustainable. You will develop your own professional development plan to ensure that you continue to progress in your chosen field in financial services.
Strict rules apply to the sale of financial products. This subjects looks at how to be effective with sales but also to be compliant and ethical. The subject covers active listening and questioning skills; cross selling opportunities and addressing customer objections. As interpersonal and presentation skills are an important aspect of sales - a component of the assessment is undertaken via a Role Play on Skype.
This subject provides time management strategies and planning techniques suited for setting personal and team goals and targets. The importance of goals being linked to key performance indicators of the business is examined.
Tier 2 accreditation involves looking at the role of advisers and the classification of Tier 2 products including the features of Basic Deposit Products and Non-cash Payment Products. The difference between factual information and general advice is explored. In addition the ASIC RG content requirements of relevant consumer legislation and disclosure document obligations are covered. This program is in-depth and requires multiple skills demonstrations via role plays.
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1,980
* - $5,000
20 months is allowed as the standard part time enrolment term for the Certificate IV online TAFE level course in Finance and Mortgage Broking.
Students who are able to commit more time to their course can finish earlier; while Traineeship terms may be longer.
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