Financial Planning

The Accreditation Certificate in Financial Planning can be a training tool for existing financial advisors who already hold an approved or appropriate qualification and are only expected to study a selection of staying courses to satisfy education requirements. These bridging courses include Ethics and Professionalism, Financial Advice Regulatory and Legal Obligations, and Behavioural Finance Client and Consumer Behavior. Depending on individual circumstances, students might need to tackle one, or even all, of the courses. Students who do not hold a prior qualification but have industry experience in a related financial services job can make use of this qualification being an immediate entrance pathway in to the FASEA-approved Master of Finance (Financial Planning).

• Completed bachelor degree from a recognised higher education institution or equivalent
• Or completed graduate certification or higher postgraduate qualification from a recognised higher education institution
• Or a completed Diploma or Advanced degree in a related field and 2 years relevant professional experience
• or minimum of five years relevant professional experience. International students who speak English as a foreign language must have got the required standards before admission.