Client Services Manager Courses in Cairns

Become a professional mortgage broker with the FNS40821 Certificate IV in Finance and Mortgage Broking. This nationally recognised qualification meets the ASIC licensing requirements for mortgage brokers and will teach you how to identify your client’s needs and present them with range of broking options. The course also covers: professional practice and financial services code of conduct, preparing loan applications, developing knowledge of financial products and services, building client relationships, and more. Enquire now for entry requirements, ASIC licensing outcomes, and upcoming enrolment dates near you. PLEASE NOTE: if you are wanting to become a licensed mortgage broker check with your course provider before enrolment to ensure you have selected the correct elective units. Learn more.

Launch your career as a finance professional with the FNS50322 Diploma of Finance and Mortgage Broking Management. This nationally recognised diploma qualifies you for work as a mortgage broker, insurance broker, and relationship manager in the financial services industry. The course covers: identifying client needs, presenting credit options, understanding special financial circumstances, preparing loan applications, complying with legislation and industry codes of practice. Enquire now for the full list of entry requirements, finance broking career outcomes, and upcoming enrolment opportunities near you. IMPORTANT: if you require an ASIC accreditation, please contact the training provider before enrolling to ensure you select the correct elective units. Learn more.

Get a job in the accounts or payroll department with the FNS30122 Certificate III in Financial Services. This nationally recognised qualification will teach you how to work within a compliance framework, collecting and recording data, then maintaining financial records. The course covers: organising workplace information, purchasing goods and services, working with spreadsheets, producing business documents, processing accounts and payroll data. Enquire now for the full list of study units, financial services career outcomes, and enrolment opportunities near you. Learn more.

Become a qualified debt collector with the FNS30420 Certificate III in Mercantile Agents. This nationally recognised qualification will teach you how to work in the Australian financial services industry, locating individuals and collecting debts. During your studies you’ll be learning the mercantile and credit laws in Australia and your capacity to manage and recover bad debts, monitor and control accounts receivable, repossess property, serve legal documents, and undertake legal action. At the same time you’ll develop a range of soft skills in conflict negotiation, difficult conversations, and managing individuals who are in hardship. Enquire now for entry requirements, debt collection competencies, and upcoming enrolment dates. PLEASE NOTE: licensing for debt collectors is different in each Australian state and territory, please check the licensing requirements with your local authority when enrolling in this course. Learn more.

The University of Notre Dame’s (Australia) Bachelor of Financial Planning qualification (co-delivered by Mentor Education), has been designed for both experienced financial advisers and aspiring financial advisers, such as those transitioning from other industries such as teaching, nursing and policing as well as students who have recently graduated from Year 12 or equivalent. This progressive and flexible Bachelor of Financial Planning degree is designed for those who are seeking a broad overview of the Financial Planning world, and allows you to select a number of specialist electives. The course draws units from ethics, insurance, superannuation, investments, aged care advice, technology advice platforms, practice management and intergenerational wealth. Learn more.

Get qualified for high-end procurement roles in government and the Australian public service with the Advanced Diploma of Procurement and Contracting (PSP60616). During 18 months of self-paced study you will gain a comprehensive understanding of procurement and contract management in the public sector — including critical compliance and government systems. The course covers strategic procurements, risk management, negotiation and persuasion, and contract management. Enquire now for the list of study units and upcoming opportunities for enrolment. Learn more.

The nationally recognised FNS51522 Diploma of Credit Management is the qualification you need to launch your career as a credit manager. You’ll learn how to identify and manage credit risk, and work according to professional practices within the financial services industry. The course covers: loan assessments, managing business risk, responding to insolvency situations, credit compliance, business ethics, debt collection, and more. Enquire now for the list of entry requirements, credit management career outcomes, and upcoming enrolment dates in your area. Learn more.

A Diploma of Procurement and Contracting PSP50616 is perfect for students seeking careers as procurement professionals in the property sector. Students learn how to manage a supply chain, plan and manage contracts, as well as manage risk and compliance. The Diploma of Procurement and Contracting PSP50616 is a nationally recognised training qualification and part of the official Property Services Training Package. Learn more.

The Graduate Certificate in Finance offers an introductory insight into finance theory and practice, catering especially to individuals from non-business backgrounds like science or arts who are working in or aiming to transition into finance and banking sectors. This course allows students to gain knowledge of finance theory and techniques relevant to advanced professional practice, providing a solid foundation for understanding the core aspects of financial operations and decision-making. Learn more.

Become a credit officer with the FNS40122 Certificate IV in Credit Management. This nationally recognised qualification prepares you for work in the financial services industry managing customer credit accounts including loan applications. Competencies include: assessing credit applications, managing overdue accounts, processing customer complaints, preparing financial reports, recovering bad debts, assisting customers experiencing financial hardship, and much more. Enquire now for the full list of study units, credit officer career outcomes, and upcoming enrolment opportunities in your area. Learn more.