www.pbscollege.co.za Only persons, who are in possession of Part Two of the ICM Certificated Course in Credit Management, may enrol for this Part of the course. The course can be taken over one full semester, (January to June or July to November), with external examinations written in June and November of
each year.
Learners studying through this college are provided with all the study materials needed to complete the course. After each module, the learner must submit an assignment which is marked and returned to the learner via e-mail. On obtaining a minimum average of 50% for ALL assignments, the learner is allowed to write the examination. On successfully passing the examination, the learner is awarded the prestigious Certificate in Credit Management by the Institute of Credit Management.
COURSE FEES:
The cost of the course is R5 300, 00. In addition to this fee, learners must pay R440, 00 examination fee as well as Membership fee of R475 (if you register in the second half of the year the fee is R210) to the Institute (this may be paid to the college for onward transmission to the relevant Institute).
The following is a broad content of the syllabus for Part Three of the course:
1. Management
- Planning, Leading, Organising & Control, Management styles, Management reporting.
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2. Insolvencies & Liquidations
- Definitions, Process, Procedure, Proving a claim, Attending meetings & Acting as Judicial Manager.
3. Law :
- Courts: Magistrates court, High court, Consumer affairs court, Small claims court, Arbitration
court.
- Applicable Acts / Bills: Open Democracy bill, Debt Collectors Act, Prescription Act,
Administration of Estates Act, Retention of documents, Insolvency Act, Agricultural Act,
Matrimonial properties Act, Magistrates court Act,
- Contractual Capacity - all parties, contract performance, contraventions, breach, formalities, &
damages.
- Transfer and termination of personal rights: Cession, delegation, waiver, novation,
compromise, set-off, prescription.
- Usury Act.
- Credit Agreements Act.
- Insurance Act
- Companies Act - Fiduciary duties of directors.
- Harmful Business Practice Act.
- Competitions Act.
- Price Control Act.
- V.A.T. Act.
- Promotion of access to information.
- Insolvency and Sequestration.
- Emolument Attachment and Garnishee
- The National Credit Act.
4. Financial Management
D.S.O. calculations
Setting targets
Measuring performance against targets
Financial ratios and interpretation
5. Handling case studies
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