Banking

The unique elective offering of these qualifications has been approved by the Financial Services Board to fulfil the FAIS Fit & Proper generic requirements for Categories I and IV, as well as for the Key Individual.

The purpose of our National FETC in Banking (NQF 4) qualification is to present a planned combination of learning outcomes to prepare a learner for a career in banking sales, asset-based finance or telling.

Specifically, the qualification covers the banking regulatory and legal environment, marketing and sales techniques, customer service and key banking products and services.

The National Certificate in Banking (NQF 5) follows a logical progression from the NQF level 4 banking, although it is not a prerequisite for learners to have completed the NQF 4 to access the level 5.

The qualification explores general banking concepts, including the banking regulatory environment, sales and marketing strategies, financial management and investment products. This qualification has been designed to add value to the qualifying learner and further promote their competence, marketability and employability.

Both qualifications are fully registered and accredited and are also offered through RPL.