Financial Planning (fip) in Seneca College, Canada

Financial Planning (fip) in Seneca College

About the Program

Banks, credit unions, mutual fund and full service dealers, and insurers need financial experts. In this eight-month graduate certificate program, you will learn about financial products and services. You will also learn to provide advice and develop financial plans based on individual client needs, risk tolerance and other unique circumstances. Additionally, you will work towards earning licenses and designations required by the industry.

Life of a Credit

This program qualifies for Seneca's Life of a Credit policy. This policy will allow you to transfer your credits earned in the past 10 years toward this program.

Skills

Throughout this program you will develop the following skills:

• Presentation and communication skills

• Development of comprehensive client plans

• Interpersonal skills and emotional intelligence 

Work Experience

Work Placement

Gain first-hand experience in the industry with a four-week work placement or industry project that takes place part-time during your studies or full-time at the end of the program.

Your Career

When you graduate from this program, these are the types of career options that you can explore:

• Financial planner

• Investment adviser

• Investment counsellor 

• Personal banking representative

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