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The Institute of
Credit Management (ICM) education scheme has been
established for over 20 years and the syllabus is reviewed
annually to ensure its relevance to the credit function. ICM
has long believed in the value of an all round grounding in
credit management and the education syllabus for students
studying for the ICM qualifications is designed to give the
best possible foundation upon which to build a career in
credit management. The strength of the syllabus lies in both
the strong base upon which to base a career, and in the
opening it can give to those who have hitherto only had
exposure to trade or consumer or export. In other words, the
aspiring credit manager can look to broaden his or her
horizons by studying to achieve the ICM qualifications.
Why the ICM Qualifications?
The Malta
Association of Credit Management has always been active to
introduce a recognised, hands-on education programme for
students and credit practitioners in Malta, and the ICM
qualifications meet the MACM’s objectives. Founded in 1939,
the ICM is the largest professional credit management
organisation in Europe with over 8,000 members and students,
and is the centre of expertise in the United Kingdom for all
matters relating to credit Management.
The ICM is also
an accredited awarding body offering nationally recognised
qualifications in credit management. In carrying out this
role, the Institute establishes and maintains credit related
learning syllabi, organises and quality controls every
aspect of the examination process, and accredits centres
that deliver ICM qualifications.
Benefits to Students
Students will
benefit from highly qualified tutors, a specialist library,
modern classroom facilities, and access to the Students’
Members Area on our site.
Examinations
Examinations are
held twice a year in January and June.
Accreditation
The ICM is the
only recognised body by the Qualifications and Curriculum
Authority (QCA) of the UK to award qualifications in credit
management.
Registration
To ensure
individual attention, the maximum number of students in each
class is limited to 25 students only. Since the number of
students is limited, it is recommended that those who are
interested in the course are to register at MACM at their
earliest – Registration opens in August.
On the successful
completion of the ICM Certificate in Credit Management, you
will be eligible to become an Associate of the Institute of
Credit Management (UK) and to use designatory letters AICM
(Cert).
Completion of the
Certificate and Diploma in Credit Management entitles you to
become a Graduate of the Institute of Credit Management (UK)
and use the designatory letters MICM (Grad)
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