Course name: FNS50615 Diploma of Financial Planning
Campus: Sydney
Diploma of Financial Planning Sydney
| Qualification Information |
| This qualification is for financial planners who provide a range of standard financial planning services and individuals providing specialist para-planning services. Individuals in these roles require well-developed skills and a broad knowledge base of the financial planning sector and the ASIC regulatory framework. Individuals in these roles have autonomy in performing technical operations, apply solutions to a range of often complex problems, and analyse and evaluate information from a variety of sources. They apply initiative to plan, coordinate and evaluate their own work and provide guidance to others. |
Students are encouraged to contact SIIT Marketing team for exact timetable and training arrangement.
Email to info@siit.nsw.edu.au or call 1300 769 588
Diploma of Financial Planning
| Diploma of Financial Planning - Course Briefing | ||
| NTIS Code: FNS50615 | CRICOS Course Code: 086454C | |
| Name of Qualification | Diploma of Financial Planning | |
| Delivery Mode | 70% classroom and 30% online | |
| Duration | 52 Weeks, including 12 weeks term breaks | |
| Tuition Fees | AUD$9,000 | |
| Administration Fee (non-refundable) | AUD$300 | |
| Material Fees (non-refundable) | AUD$500 | |
| If Diploma/Advanced Diploma, is year 12 (or equivalent) required for entry? | YES | |
| Total curriculum hours (including practicum) required to complete the course: | 800 | |
| Is the course delivered full-time? | Yes | |
| Training Arrangements | 2 days classroom and 1 day online | |
| Diploma of Financial Planning - Packaging Rules | ||
| Students must complete a total of 15 units (including 9 core units and 6 elective units) for the award of this qualification. Following units of competency are offered in this qualification: | ||
| Unit Code | Unit Name | Core/ Elective |
| FNSFPL501 | Comply with financial practice ethical and operational guidelines and regulations | Core |
| FNSFPL502 | Conduct financial planning analysis and research | Core |
| FNSFPL503 | Develop and prepare financial plan | Core |
| FNSFPL504 | Implement financial plan | Core |
| FNSFPL505 | Review financial plans and provide ongoing service | Core |
| FNSFPL506 | Determine client financial requirements and expectations | Core |
| FNSASICZ503* | Provide advice in financial planning | Core |
| FNSINC401 | Apply principles of professional practice to work in the financial services industry | Core |
| BSBITU402 | Develop and use complex spreadsheet | Core |
| FNSIAD501 | Provide appropriate services, advice and product to clients | Elective |
| FNSINC501 | Conduct product research to support recommendations | Elective |
| FNSCUS506 | Record and implement client instructions | Elective |
| FNSCUS505 | Determine client requirements and expectations | Elective |
| FNSASICU503* | Provide advice in superannuation | Elective |
| FNSASICX503* | Provide advice in life insurance | Elective |
| Note: * This unit has pre-requisite unit requirements as outlined below. This has been taken into consideration when the delivery sequence table has been developed. | ||
| *FNSASICZ503 Provide advice in financial planning |
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| *FNSASICU503 Provide advice in Superannuation *FNSASICX503 Provide advice in Life Insurance |
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| Diploma of Financial Planning - Vocational Outcomes | ||
| The FNS50615 Diploma of Financial Planning is identified as a suitable qualification for the following occupations in demand including: bank and fund managers, stock brokers, investment platform providers, positions within investment research houses, credit unions and superannuation funds, accounting practices, financial planning practices, mortgage broking businesses, insurance firms, business brokers and real estate agencies. | ||
| Diploma of Financial Planning - Entry Requirements | ||
| Although there are no formal pre-requisites for entry to this qualification, students must have sufficient literacy and numeracy skills to complete the course. Students are also required to have a basic knowledge of computers i.e. used a computer with a Windows environment. International students must:
Recognition of Prior Learning and Credit Transfer
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| Assessment Methods | ||
| A range of assessment and evidence gathering methods and techniques are used including 2 – 4 or more methods for each unit of competency. For this course, methods include:
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| Pathways from the qualification | ||
| On successful completion of this qualification students may choose to undertake studies in any of the other Advanced Diplomas in the Finance Services Training Package for various specialisations or an Advanced Diploma in a related field. A further learning pathway could be studies in relevant higher education programs. Students should establish relevant qualifications and any credit arrangements that may apply in order to make appropriate elective choices in this qualification. Note: For more information regarding this qualification, please contact SIIT marketing department through info@siit.nsw.edu.au | ||
