The FNS50322 Diploma of Finance and Mortgage Broking Management meets the standards set by the Australian Government. This course is designed for both newcomers to the mortgage broking industry and current professionals seeking a formal qualification while maintaining industry knowledge and meeting education requirements.
The course includes 15 units of competency required to complete the FNS50322 Diploma. To successfully obtain your qualification, you must complete all 15 units and be deemed ‘Satisfactory’ in each. Each unit consists of learning resources and assessment tasks, including questions and role-plays. NREL provides all the course content needed to complete assessments, and you can access our learning portal to message mortgage broker trainers with any course-related queries.
To complete the course, you will need:
- A laptop or desktop (Mac or Windows 8 or above).
- The latest version of Adobe Reader (Adobe Reader DC) and Microsoft Office Suite.
- Internet access (Google Chrome recommended) to complete assessments on the online learning platform.
- A video recording device (e.g., phone, webcam, or video camera).
Upon enrollment, you will receive a confirmation, receipt, and login details via email (check your spam folder if not received). For additional questions, contact NREL via live chat or email at info@NREL.com.au. Please note, all students must have a Unique Student Identifier (USI). Your qualification cannot be issued without a USI. For more information or to apply for a USI, visit www.usi.gov.au.
NREL recommends dedicating an average of 8-10 hours per unit (15 units total), based on previous student completions; however, time may vary per individual. You have 12 months from enrollment to complete the course. After completing your assessments, they will be reviewed by NREL’s assessment team, with standard grading times of 10 business days. Once satisfactory in all units, you will receive your qualification.
What You Will Learn:
- How to understand and recommend complex loan structures and develop credit options for clients.
- Conduct thorough and accurate risk identification.
- Build and maintain professional relationships with banks and financial institutions.
- Apply ethical frameworks to make sound financial decisions, including in special circumstances.
- Comply with financial services regulations and industry codes of practice.
Why Choose NREL? NREL offers specialised online training with a flexible, self-paced learning model, allowing you to complete your course at any time and progress at your own pace, making it ideal for those entering the mortgage and financial services industry.
