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RG146: TIER II ASIC COMPLIANCE

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Nationally Recognised

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Course overview

RG146 Tier II ASIC Compliance

 

This RG146 Tier II ASIC Compliance certification program is designed to meet the Australian Securities and Investments Commission’s Regulatory Guide 146 (RG 146) compliance requirements for financial services professionals who provide advice to retail clients. Upon successful completion, participants will receive a Statement of Attainment from the Certificate III in Financial Services, recognising their achievement of three essential units of competency required for advising retail clients in accordance with ASIC regulatory standards. The program consists of two distinct courses that can be completed together or separately, offering flexibility to suit your professional development needs and timeline, making it ideal whether you’re entering the financial services industry or updating your existing credentials.

Why study the RG146 Tier II ASIC Compliance?

This Tier II certification is mandatory for anyone working in financial services who engages directly with retail clients in an advisory capacity, ensuring you understand your compliance obligations, ethical responsibilities, and professional standards when providing financial advice. By completing this RG146 training, you’ll demonstrate your commitment to industry best practices, meet the legal requirements to operate as a qualified financial advisor, and tailor your learning pathway based on your specific role and career objectives within the financial services sector.

Course 1 – Providing General advice and personal advice on deposit products.

 

This course is designed to provide entry-level staff who advise on financial services products with the necessary skills and knowledge to provide advice to retail clients on deposit products. The topics covered in this course include the role of an advisor, client relationships, client needs and solutions, applications, documents, and processes, and disputes and complaints. Upon successful completion learners will have gained the competencies required to establish client relationships, analyze client needs, and provide general advice on financial products and services.

The units included in this course are:

  • FNSASIC311 Establish client relationship and analyze needs
  • FNSASIC312 Develop, present and negotiate client solutions
  • FNSIAD311 Provide general advice on financial products and services

Course 2 – Providing General advice and personal advice on insurance products.

 

This course is designed as an addition to the Tier II – Providing General advice and personal advice on deposit products course.

It covers the skills and knowledge necessary for entry-level staff who advise on financial services products to provide advice to clients in general insurance.

The topics covered in this course include the role of an advisor, building a client profile, different types of insurance and when to not give and give advice, and communicating with clients about insurance.

Upon successful completion of this General Insurance course, which is priced at $295, learners will have gained the competencies required to provide general and personal advice on insurance products.

 

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Course details

Payment options

  1. Pay upon enrolment 
  2. Invoice Request (Via PayPal, pay in 4 option)

Participants are required to pay no more than $1,500.00 before the commencement of the course. The remaining fees will be due after commencement with the due date outlined on the invoice. For more information click here.

Duration and study load

We recognise that each learner has their own pace and preferences, and thus, we offer a flexible duration for the program.

  • Insurance Program: 3 Weeks (Full Time), 16 Weeks (Part Time)
  • Deposit Products: 2 Weeks (Full Time), 12 Weeks ( Part Time)

Who should take this course

Entry-level staff who advise on financial services products, provide advice to clients, negotiate with clients and services providers, or handle customer complaints

Key learning outcomes

This course covers a range of topics, including:

  • The role of an advisor
  • Client relationships
  • Client needs and solutions
  • Applications, documents, and processes
  • Disputes and complaints

Units of competency

Deposit products

Unit CodeUnit Description
FNSASIC311
Establish client relationship and analyse needs
FNSASIC312
Develop, present and negotiate client solutions
FNSIAD311
Provide general advice on financial products and services

Insurance products

Unit CodeUnit Description
FNSASIC314
Provide Tier 2 general advice in general insurance
FNSASIC315
Provide Tier 2 personal advice in general insurance

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RPL acknowledges the skills and knowledge you already have. You may have gained these through:

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  • Work experience.

  • Life experience.

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RPL focuses on learning outcomes rather than how, when, or where learning occurred. Assessors grant RPL when candidates meet current industry standards or AQF outcomes.

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Assessments are available via your learning portal through your desktop, tablet or mobile.

They vary depending on the units and may include the following:

  • Quizzes.

  • Written tasks and/or case studies.

  • Examination.

  • Verbal assessment, by way of an interview with your trainer.

  • Observation by a trainer.

  • Supervisor checklists.

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  • Accredited courses that meet industry standards.

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  • Designated course coordinator for motivation and guidance.

  • Assessments marked within 10 business days.

  • Certificates issued within 21 days of completion.

  • Transparent pricing with no hidden fees.

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(Note that access is only given once the initial payment is complete, unless prior arrangements exist between ISM and your organisation.)

If payment is outstanding, we will send an invoice and contact you to arrange payment.

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