The Ifs has announced changes to the qualification structure of its advanced Certificate in Mortgage Advice and Practice (Cemap).
This qualification previously consisted of two compulsory modules. The first module looked at regulated customer care and was based around treating customers fairly rules. The second module examined advisers knowledge of supervising others in a regulated environment. Advisers could then select a third module from a range of product-based options including lifetime mortgages, commercial mortgages and alterative residential lending. The Ifs now says advisers will only need to complete the regulated customer care module and then select two more modules from a whole range, one of which must ...
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