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For Professionals; our ASIC Tier 1 accreditation is designed for flexibility and speed. The course is "online" with regular web cam tutorials.

The college offers a number of courses focusing on financial services.

Course 1, is a Diploma providing entry to university for candidates who do not have entry qualifications through other studies. This will suit younger candidates wishing to enter university in Bat Business or Bat of Commerce with up to eight exemptions. This diploma is not for ASIC accreditation although further units are available for this accreditation.

Course 2, is a diploma with the ASIC accreditation to TIER 1.

Course 3, is an ASIC Tier 1 accreditation for those candidates who do not require a diploma.

Course 4, is for experienced advisers who want to advise trustees of self managed super funds.

FOR INVESTORS; Where investors have a vested interest in understanding how financial planning advisers are trained, and practice, the college will provide the text material for all of these courses for a lesser fee and without assessments. They may, however take part in the "streaming tutorials” where information and processes are explained. The college understands that untrained investors are at a disadvantage and for a small "one off” outlay, they can speak with advisers on their own terms. The courses cover products, services, regulations and licensee obligations.

Profession people who are degree qualified may complete the ASIC Tier 1 programme and seek an "authorization” from an AFSL group, eg; banks, fund managers, companies and dealer groups.

The college has access to an AFSL and MAY offer an "authorization” to selected, successful candidates.
Ask the principal.

With the government’s current range of initiatives including, fee for service, abolition of some commissions, "opt in” provisions and more, there are opportunities for new advisers to start on even terms. The college has no view on these issues as they should be addressed as advisers and license holders believe their business model provides the expected result.

In terms of education, the college fully supports better training. The college principal has 25 years experience as an adviser, his own AFSL and more ten years experience in training many hundreds of advisers.