What is a Bank?

A bank is a financial institution licensed its investors by a government. Its primary activities include
providing financial services to customers while enriching

This syllabus describes the core banking Procedures that all bank officers should know and or put into practice.

• Understanding the basics of Banking
• Deposit Insurance & the Regulatory Environment
• Understanding: Banking Deposit Accounts,Interest rates and limitations
• Regulatory Compliance: the essential
• The Business of banking and the UK secrecy Act
• The Banker: Knowledge, skills and attitude
• The Banker: An introduction to ethics
• Managing others: What every banker needs to know
• The Market: It’s bigger than you think
• Customer Service: The key ingredient

Entry Requirements:

5 Subjects C.S.E.C 18 years or older

working or planning to work in a banking environment.

This Diploma Programme is accredited by the Institute of Professional Financial Managers UK

Text Books:
All study materials would be based on the Essentials of Banking by Deborah K. Dilley, or John Wiley.

Commencement of Classes:
Every quarter beginning Febrary, 2011 .

Course Duration

60 contact hours: 48 lecture hours plus 12 research hours, for February intake an examination is set for May 7, 2011.

Course fees:

Tuition: Contact Office Tele # 592 226-1649/592 226-0763

Payment plan available

Completion of this diploma qualifies you for a Degree, or a Post Graduate Diploma in Banking from IPFM

Accreditation:

Institute of Professional Financial Managers.The Institute was established in 1992 to provide a body for profes-sional financial managers. For more information please visit the website www.ipfm.org.uk