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No. of participants enrolled: 17 |
Category: Public Finance and Economic Development |
Level: All |
Course Title: Co-operative Banking and Financial Services
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The CSCM is partnering with the National Co-operative College (NCC) to widen access for individuals/students wishing to enrol for the course on Co-operative Banking and Financial Services.
Course Outline
This course is designed for individuals/students who wish to learn the basic aspects of Credit Unions providing Banking and Financial Services as Cooperatives. The programme seeks to teach learners the various nuances of Micro & Macro Economics by addressing key topics such as Credit Union Operating Principles, Policy and Compliances of Credit Unions and Financial Management in Credit Unions. It is especially useful for individuals who wish to group and start a cooperative society.
Credit unions are not-for-profit organizations that exist to serve their members. Like banks, credit unions accept deposits, offer loans and provide a wide array of other financial services. But as member-owned and cooperative institution, credit unions provide a safe place to save and borrow at reasonable rates.
Students looking for a stepping stone into this thrilling and fast-paced sector that will allow him/her to express his/her creative and innovative side, and also provide excellent entrepreneurial opportunities, then this course will provide him/her with the knowledge and skills needed to get started on this truly exciting career path.
Objectives This programme is an online course that emphasizes on developing skills of the student in the field of cooperative banking and financial services and creation of cooperative society to meet the market demand. The purpose of the 7 modules are to orient and equip the student with essential skills and knowledge in the banking sector.
Learning Outcomes By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
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3-4 weeks
3 Hours
Rs 500
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Expected Completion
Hours To Be Earned
Online Assessment
Online Certificate
Price for Individuals