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As a
minimum
requirement, most lenders now require you to become a member of the
industry associations such as the MFFA (Mortgage & Finance
Association of Australia) or the FBAA (Finance Brokers Association of
Australia. Upon successfully completing a Mortgage Broking course with
The Australian College of Professionals you will have a qualification
to apply to the MFAA or the FBAA for the Accredited Mortgage Broker
membership provided that you meet their other requirements, which may
include completion of further training which is only offered by these
industry associations.
Certificate
IV in Finance and Mortgage Broking
FNS40810
Course
Overview:
The
Certificate
IV in Finance and Mortgage Broking qualification is
ideal for those seeking to become recognised and qualified
finance/mortgage
brokers. The qualification gives you an excellent understanding of
critical
aspects of the finance and mortgage broking industry, enabling you to
offer
sound advice to clients.
Unit Code
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Unit Name
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BSBCOM501B
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Identify
and interpret compliance requirements
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BSBWOR204A
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Use
business technology
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FNSCRD301A
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Process
applications for credit
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FNSFMB401A
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Prepare
loan application on behalf of finance or mortgage broking clients
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FNSFMB402A
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Provide
finance and mortgage broking services
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FNSFMB403A
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Present
broking options to clients
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FNSINC401A
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Apply
principles of professional practice to work in the financial services
industry
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FNSINC402A
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Develop
and maintain in-depth knowledge of products and services used by an
organisation or sector
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BSBCUS301A
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Deliver
and monitor a service to customers
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FNSFMB501A
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Settle
applications and loan arrangements in the finance and mortgage broking
industry
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FNSSAM403A
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Prospect
for new clients
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FNSCUS501A
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Develop
and nurture relationships with clients, other professionals and third
party referrers
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the full Course Brochure
At
the conclusion of the Certificate IV training course, you will have
achieved the theoretical and practical skills required to apply for
membership
with the Mortgage & Finance Association of Australia (MFAA) or
the Finance
Brokers Association of Australia (FBAA) provided you meet their other
requirements,
which may include completion of further training which is only offered
by these
industry associations and/or you may be
required to undertake study to the Diploma level.
Entry
Requirements:
There are
no minimum entry requirements for this course.
Pathways:
Preferred
pathways for candidates considering this qualification include:
- Employment
within the industry
After
achieving this qualification candidates may undertake an upgraded
qualification in:
Some
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) may be available for experienced
Mortgage
Brokers who would like to go on to complete a further short course to
apply for their Buyers Agent Licence. This licence is an alternative to
general real estate sales and looks at working solely for the purchaser
and acting on their behalf throughout the sales process.
Career
Options:
- Credit and Loan Officer
- Mortgage Broker
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- Bank Officer
- Client Services
Clerk
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See what past students think by visiting our Testimonials page.
Government
Funded Training:
Government
Funding is available for this course for eligible employees under our Traineeships program.
For further
information download our Traineeship
Information Package or please contact
us on 1300 88 48 10.
Diploma
in Finance and
Mortgage
Broking Management
FNS50310
Course
Overview:
In
addition to the Certificate IV in Finance and Mortgage Broking
qualification, students may complete an additional two (2) days of
training to achieve the Diploma of Finance and Mortgage Broking
Management qualification.
Please
note that ACP updated their Diploma Upgrade course to the new FNS10
Diploma in Finance and Mortgage Broking Management qualifications in
late 2010 and have been delivering the new Diploma units for
nearly a year. This means that existing FNS04 Cert IV in Finance and
Mortgage Broking holders who complete the Diploma Upgrade course at ACP
this year will receive the 'new' FNS10 Diploma in Finance and Mortgage
Broking Management qualification.
Unit Code
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Unit Name
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BSBRSK401A
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Identify
risk and apply risk management processes
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| FNSRSK602A | Determine and manage risk exposure strategies |
| FNSFMB502A |
Identify
and develop complex broking options for client |
| FNSFMB503A |
Present
broking options to client with complex needs |
| FNSFMB504A |
Implement
complex loan structures |
| BSBMGT502B |
Manage
people performance |
| BSBMGT515A |
Manage
operational plan |
| FNSPRM603A |
Grow
the practice |
| TAADEL404B |
Facilitate
workplace learning |
Download
the full Course Brochure
Entry
Requirements:
Certificate
IV
in Finance and Mortgage Broking or demonstrated skills and
experience within the Mortgage Broking industry which can be assessed
via our Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) process for the Certificate
IV level qualification. Our
Assessors can work with you to collect your evidence of competency and
identify the training that is required for you to meet all of the
requirements to achieve the Diploma qualification.
See what past students think by visiting our Testimonials page.
To enrol, please visit our Training Schedule and Enrolment
page or call us on 1300 88 4810 to enrol over the phone.
For further
information please phone or email us at enquiries@collegeaus.com
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