Credit Management magazine October 2017

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w EDUCATION Outstanding achievement Debbie Tuckwood, CICM Head of Education and Professional Development, reports on Simeon Smith’s achievements and the excellent degree programme at the University of the West of England, Bristol. “Following completion of their second year, students have the opportunity to complete a year-long industrial placement with local, national and international employers.” DEBBIE Tuckwood was pleased to award the CICM Prize for Excellence in Credit Risk: Analysis and Management to Simeon Smith at his Graduation ceremony at Bristol Cathedral. The outstanding student also won the ICAEW prize for the Best Accounting in Context Project. “I am delighted to have received the CICM prize as it has reinforced my selfbelief and left me with a great sense of achievement,” Simeon said after the ceremony. “While studying BA Accounting and Finance at the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol), I enrolled on to both Credit Risk and Credit Management modules’’. “The analytical nature of the subjects appealed to me, particularly the use of statistics to inform decision-making. Having recently secured my place on the Finance Graduate Programme at Airbus, I am confident that the skills I have acquired on these modules will mean I am better equipped to make key strategic decisions.” Anthony Bray, UWE Senior Lecturer in Accounting and Finance, emphasised the value of academic prizes for inspiring and rewarding their top students. “The credit management programmes continue to flourish at the Bristol Business School, with many opting for a placement year to gain valuable work experience.” “The BA Accounting and Finance degree that Simeon completed is highly respected by local and national employers, as well as achieving student satisfaction of 90 percent. The Bristol Business School has been shortlisted for the Business School of the Year category of the Times Higher Education Awards 2017,” Anthony adds. “Simeon chose to study credit management alongside a hundred of his peers from a range of degree programmes offered by the Bristol Business School. “The credit management programmes continues to flourish at the Bristol Business School, with many opting for a placement year to gain valuable work experience.” During their second year, students have the opportunity to study trade and consumer credit assessment and management, with a selected final year module covering aspects of sovereign and banking risk.’’ “Following completion of their second year, students have the opportunity to complete a year-long industrial placement with local, national and international employers. These placements give students an opportunity to gain first-hand experience of daily life in their chosen career. Businesses benefit from a valuable employee for the year, with many being offered graduate positions when they have completed their degrees,” Anthony concludes. Currently 200 Bristol Business School students complete a placement each year and the university is keen to recruit more credit management departments that could offer work experience. If your organisation would be interested in recruiting students for an industrial placement or as a graduate, please contact careers@uwe.ac.uk. The Recognised Standard / www.cicm.com / October 2017 / PAGE 48
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