Credential:
Diploma
Program length
4 Terms
Area:
Business
School:
Chiu School of Business
As a financial professional, this program prepares you in the areas of financial planning, principles and industry standards, financial products and services, tax and legal implications, managing risks, and building customer service expertise. Graduates typically find employment in financial institutions, entering positions such as customer service representative, banking, credit or other investment management positions, finance and insurance clerks, insurance and real estate clerks, supervisors in sales and services, or investment professionals.
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The Bow Valley College is an FP Canada-Approved Core and Advanced Curriculum Provider.
The following four courses in this major meet the Core and Advanced Curriculum educational requirements necessary to write the QAFP and CFP Certification Exams:
Obtaining a QAFP or CFP Designation from FP Canada is a significant advantage to students as it establishes the technical competence required in the industry, builds professional competencies, and is recommended by employers. Additional requirements may be required by FP Canada prior to writing QAFP or CFP exams. Students are encouraged to review all requirements with FP Canada, prior to applying.
Time Commitment
This is a two-year (four term) diploma program. A standard course load is five courses per term. Students can maintain full time status with at least three courses. Taking less than five courses per term will take longer to complete the program.
The Business Administration diploma program consists of core business courses and major specific courses. Core courses are available both in class and online. All major courses are available in class with only some courses available online.
Networking Opportunities
Students enrolled in the Financial Services Diploma Major will be granted numerous opportunities of networking with industry professionals in the field of retail finance. Networking opportunities may include the following:
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Successful completion of the General Educational Development (GED) test that consists of five tests with a minimum score in the following sections:
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Transfer opportunities are available to a variety of institutions. Transfer credits are reviewed and accepted on an individual basis by the institution to which you apply.
You need one of the following options:
For applicants whose first language is not English, please review English language proficiency requirements.
Enhance your previous education to meet the missing admissions requirements for one of the BVC programs.
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