Retirement Planner Courses in Western Australia

The Bachelor of Accounting provides a thorough grounding in financial reporting, analysis, and management for business and government. This degree aligns with the educational requirements of Australian accounting professional bodies and offers elective studies in areas like finance, marketing, and sustainability. It sharpens critical analysis of accounting issues, underpinned by scholarly research, fostering academic and professional proficiency. Graduates emerge well-equipped for diverse accounting careers or advanced study, possessing the skills and knowledge essential for success in the dynamic field of accounting.

The Graduate Diploma in Financial Planning enhances skills in investment, financial planning, and taxation, essential for a career in personal financial advisory. This course offers specialised knowledge in financial services, investments, insurance, and emphasises ethical and professional conduct. It boosts career prospects by providing relevant industry knowledge, improving relationship-building skills, and instilling confidence in delivering reliable financial advice. Students will develop capabilities in problem-solving and decision-making, crucial for effective financial planning.

The Graduate Certificate in Financial Planning (Professional Practice) enables you to complete three Financial Adviser Standards (FAS) accredited bridging courses, covering ethics and professional standards, commercial and corporations law, and behavioural finance for financial planners. Along with the subject 'Applied Financial Advice', you will be eligible to receive the Graduate Certificate in Financial Planning (Professional Practice) award after one semester of study. Enquire now for the full list of elective choices, entry requirements, and available enrolment dates.