Become a mortgage adviser in as little as 10 days, we can help you pass your LIBF CeMAP qualification which is the preferred mortgage adviser qualification. At Clarity FT our CeMAP courses cover Financial Services, Regulation and Ethics, which is a broad-based module that focuses upon the purpose and structure of UK financial services and Ethical behavior. The LIBF course module consists of 2 units:
- FRE1: Industry, Regulation and Key Parties
- FRE2: Skills, Principles and Ethical Behaviours
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The topics covered in CeMAP® are as follows:
- The UK financial services industry structure
- Financial asset classes
- Financial services products
- Financial advice and regular reviews
- Basic legal concepts
- UK taxation
- The benefits system
- Inflation
- Interest rate volatility
- Non-tax laws
- Regulation
- Conduct of business rules
- Anti-money laundering rules
- Complaints and compensation
- The EU General Data Protection Regulation
- The advice process
- Ethical behaviour
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Best CeMAP Course
At Clarity FT our CeMAP training courses take you through each of the modules carefully, breaking them down so simply that even a novice will understand the concepts and material. The LIBF CeMAP qualification can be achieved on completion of the training course and examination. After completing the course, you will be required to sit a mock exam to determine when you should take the exam, we will offer you guidance. The FSRE course is run over 5 days (9.30am to 5pm), please make sure of your course dates when booking. We leave no material left out and use tried and tested visuals to help you understand the content. We also give you FSRE exam questions throughout the session to test your knowledge. We provide a hard copy of the materials for all courses and access to our Mock-Quiz platform.
The CeMAP 2 – Mortgages module is assessed by a 2-hour exam at a test centre, this comes as part of your registration fee with the LIBF. The exam consists of 100-questions, multiple-choice examination split into 2 units.