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ICM Level 3 Diploma in Credit Management: The Faculty of Business & Law The Insitute of Credit Management

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ICM Level 3 Diploma in

Credit Management
The Insitute of Credit Management The Faculty of Business & Law

The Insitute of Credit Management is The Faculty of Business & Law provides
Europe’s largest credit management Institute of Credit Management (ICM)
organisation and the second largest globally. courses in a variety of different study
It represents the profession across trade, formats; including evening classes
consumer and export credit, and all intensive weekend learning and online
credit-related services. modes. Our teaching staff comprises both
academics with extensive business
ICM professional qualifications are suites of experience and credit management
nationally recognised units which provide a practitioners. We aim to ensure students
benchmark for the credit, collections, money receive a high quality teaching experience
advice and debt management areas of work. and are effectively supported through their
ICM qualifications are internationally Level 3 Diploma programme.
recognised and are accredited on the UK
Qualification and Credit Framework (QCF) The ICM has nominated London
Metropolitan University as a Premier
Teaching Centre for its ICM programmes.
Who is this course for? for their student membership and for each
The ICM courses are designed for anyone assessment undertaken.
wishing to move into or progress in a credit
role. The Level 3 Diploma aims to provide a How am I assessed?
sound understanding of the concepts, The ICM assesses each Level 3 unit by
processes and techniques that underpin examination.
best practice across a range of credit
environments. All the subjects are carefully What will I study?
designed to cover topics that are relevant to To gain the full qualification you are required
the credit manager. to complete all four of the following modules:

How long does the course last for? • Credit Management


The Level 3 Diploma comprises four sub- • Business Environment
jects which students are required to com- • Business Law
plete.Typically students study one subject • Accounting Principles
per semester and complete the diploma in
two years. What are the entry requirements?
The ICM operates an open entry policy for
What study options are available? the Level 3 Diploma. Applicants do not need
The Facuty of Business & Law provides ICM to meet any educational criteria.
courses in a variety of different study
formats; including evening classes, intensive How do I apply?
weekend learning and online modes. All applications must be made online via
http://www.londonmet.ac.uk/courses/profes-
Where will I study? sional-courses/
All classes take place at our new refurbished
Moorgate campus with evening classes Contact:
running from 6pm - 9pm and Saturday Joe Simmons
classes run from 9.30am - 4.30pm. ICM Course Leader

How much are the fees? Email: j.simmons@londonmet.ac.uk


The Level 3 Diploma is charged at £465 per Telephone: 0207 320 1554
subject for evening / intensive classes or
£300 for the online programme. Please note
additional fees are payable direct to the ICM
Class Programme 2014/15
Term Dates

Autumn Semester 15 September - 15 December 2014


Spring Semester 2 February - 18 May 2015
Easter Break 30 March - 10 April 2015

Evening class programme (14 weeks)


6.00pm - 9.00pm

Module Autumn Semester Spring Semester


Business Environment Monday Monday
Business Law Tuesday Tuesday
Accounting Principles Wednesday Wednesday
Credit Management Thursday Thursday

Intensive Programme (Saturdays)


9.30am - 4.30pm

Module Autumn Semester Spring Semester


Business Environment 11 Oct, 8 Nov, 13 Dec N/A
Business Law N/A 21 Feb, 21 Mar, 9 May
Accounting Principles N/A 7 Mar, 18 Apr, 16 May
Credit Management 4 Oct, 1 Nov, 6 Dec N/A
Joe Simmons
ICM Course Leader
London Metropolitan University
Faculty of Business & Law
84 Moorgate
London
EC2M 6SQ

Email: j.simmons@londonmet.ac.uk
Telephone: 0207 7320 1554

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