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EDUCATION OPENING more DOORS With CICM qualifications Studying can improve your career prospects by OPENING DOORS that previously appeared firmly closed. You can start at either Certificate or Level 3 Diploma level. Fees vary according to the amount of support required and some teaching centres hold information evenings. EVENING CLASSES CICM teaching centres offer classroom-based learning in Credit Management (trade, export & consumer), Accounting Principles, Business Law and Business Environment towards the CICM Certificate and Level 3 Diploma in Credit Management and some offer study towards the CICM Level 5 Diploma in Credit Management. IN-COMPANY CLASSES Some teaching centres and CICM Credit Academy offer in-company classes for CICM qualifications. Contact CICM Learning and Development for further details. Fees depend on location, length of course and are generally cost effective for groups of 10 learners or more. VIRTUAL CLASSROOM The CICM Credit Academy offers the opportunity to study in a virtual classroom through the web for the Certificate and Level 3 Diploma in Credit Management examined units Credit Management (trade, export & consumer), Accounting Principles, Business Law and Business Environment and Level 5 Diploma subjects. Classes are led by an experienced tutor, are interactive and you have plenty of opportunity to ask questions and test your knowledge. SUPPORTED HOME STUDY Supported home study suits those who wish to receive tutorial support, but would like some flexibility. This is a practical option if you are unable to attend college on a regular basis for the Certificate and Level 3 Diploma in Credit Management examined units or CICM Level 5 Diploma in Credit Management. You work mainly by yourself with light touch tutor support. UNSUPPORTED HOME STUDY This provides the cheapest and most flexible option to study the Certificate and Level 3 Diploma examined units and Level 5 Diploma units. As a minimum requirement you would need to purchase relevant study texts/guides prepared by CICM for these units and specialist text books. Studying by this method offers no tutorial support you work alone. TRAINING DAYS CICM and some learning providers offer programmes of one-day training days which link to CICM assignments (see CICM website for the CICM Training Directory). In some cases, organisations can have their own training linked to CICM awards and CICM would be pleased to advise on this. T: +44 (0)1780 722909 | E: professionalqualifications@cicm.com | www.cicm.com THE RECOGNISED STANDARD IN CREDIT MANAGEMENT
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