ETI Course Catalogue
Diploma of Banking Services Management
About this Qualification
National Code: FNS50910
CRICOS Code: 077910C
TAFE ID: S725
Duration: 1 year
Campus:
Central Institute of Technology, Perth
Intakes: July
This qualification will provide you with practical skills and knowledge in the areas of bank branch environments, commercial and retail lending and small business banking. You will gain the knowledge and skills you need to record and create summaries of the financial transactions of a business or other organisation for management purposes. You will learn how to work in a financial office environment and use financial industry standard equipment and software.
Admission Requirements
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 or completion of Certificate III in Accounts Administration (FNS30311). Refer to the admission requirements for your country.
Study Pathway
Year 10
Certificate III in Accounts Administration FNS30311 (6 months) (July intake only)
Certificate IV in Banking Services FNS41011 (6 months)
(February intake only)
Diploma of Banking Services Management FNS50910 (6 months)
Year 12
Certificate IV in Banking Services FNS41011 (6 months)
(February intake only)
Diploma of Banking Services Management FNS50910 (6 months)
Major Study Areas
- Business technology and communication
- Managing banking and customer service
- Service strategies
- Leadership and motivation
- Business management
- Banking products and services
- Commercial and banking law
How is this Qualification Taught?
- Lectures
- Practical skills
- Industry guest speakers
Career Opportunities
- Bank officer
- Collection clerk
- Credit officer
- Loans officer
Further Study
On completion of the qualification you can continue on to a university undergraduate degree.
Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university.
Cost
Tuition: $10,500 per year
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