Why does the Diploma have ten core units?
The ten core units join client work, complex-credit options, ethics and risk; five valid electives complete the 15-unit Diploma.
What does this mean for your study?
All learners must meet the ten core units as well as five valid electives. The core combines relationships, loan applications and client needs with complex credit, professional practice, ethics and risk.
What should you check next?
Ask where each core unit is taught and assessed, which tasks cover more than one unit, and which requirements remain after written credit decisions. A shorter module list does not mean fewer required units. Request the exact five electives and check that they meet the packaging rules.
What should you compare?
- Your existing evidence
- The exact remaining requirement
- Who confirms the decision
What remains unconfirmed?
Teaching sequence, combined tasks and your remaining assessment requirements.
What can you do next?
Request a unit-to-assessment map, including credit decisions and the five electives.