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Financial Markets, Instruments & Trade Partnership – FMI002

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NQFL6 Certified Financial Training

These Modules cover the Financial Markets and instruments, recognized as a NQFL 6 Qualification, as well as 18 months Continued Support under our Trade Partnership agreement.

On completion of this course you can earn a NQF Level 6 Certificate from DHET and BankSeta as a powerful proof of your new competencies and use it to set yourself apart from the rest and get recognized in the job market

The Edu Invest Financial Academy Financial Markets and Instruments Certificate –NQF Level 6, will change even more student’s lives and is directly transferable across the globe from both an academic, professional and vocational perspective. The National Qualifications Framework (NQF) encourages lifelong learning by promoting the validation of education.

The purpose of the Certificate in Financial Markets and Instruments is to develop the student’s knowledge of the discipline of financial markets and trading. The program is comprised of a focused curriculum to prepare the student for a career in financial markets. Mastering of the curriculum will provide students with the ability to synthesise financial market principles and apply financial instruments in a professional manner.

THIS PROGRAM TEACHES YOU:

Module Number	Title	UnitNumber	NQF Level	Credits	Cost
1	STRUCTURE A FINANCIAL SOLUTION TO MEET A BUSINESS BANKING NEED	7347	5	16	R4 512
2	PERFORM MATHEMATICAL AND STATISTICAL CALCULATIONSRELEVANT TO THE FINANCIAL MARKETS	12882	6	15	R4 230
3	EVALUATE COMPANIES BASED ON THEIR FINANCIAL STATEMENTS	12883	6	15	R4 230
4	DEMONSTRATE AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE FUNCTIONING OF THEINTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL MARKETS WITHIN THE SOUTH AFRICAN CONTEXT	12887	6	18	R5 076
5	IDENTIFY AND CONTROL RISK WITHINTHE FINANCIAL MARKETS	12893	7	15	R4 230
6	ANALYSE AND EVALUATETHE FINANCIAL MARKETS	12896	7	15	R4 230
7	APPLY BASIC ECONOMIC PRINCIPLESTO THE FINANCIAL SERVICES SECTOR	14517	5	5	R1 410
8	IDENTIFY THE RISK IMPLICATIONS OF TRADINGASSOCIATED WITHIN A TREASURY IN A BANKING ENVIRONMENT	117820	7	10	R2 820
9	ENHANCE WORK PRACTICES WITHIN A TREASURYBY THE APPLICATION OF MARKET KNOWLEDGE IN A BANKING ENVIRONMENT	117821	5	15	R4 230

This Program Includes 18 Months Continued Support

Course Code: FMI002

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Jesandre Investment cc T/A Edu Invest is purely an Education provider and not an Investment provider. Trading foreign exchange on margin carries a high level of risk, and may not be suitable for all investors. The high degree of leverage can work against you as well as for you. Before deciding to invest in foreign exchange you should carefully consider your investment objectives, level of experience and risk appetite. The possibility exist that you could sustain a loss of some or all of your initial investment and therefore you should not invest money that you cannot afford to lose.