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Semester Duration
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1 Week(s)
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Language of Instruction
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English
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Field of Study
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0412 - Finance, banking, insurance
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CAO Code; QQI Progamme Code etc
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Programme Extra Information
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*Class Contact Hours for Work-Based Modules are based on a weekly Portfolio Building Tutorial throughout the academic year. This tutorial will not be exclusive to an individual work-based module, but will focus on the preparation and collection of evidence for all first stage work-based modules.
At a minimum, apprentices can expect to have at least 15 minutes on-to-one interaction with their supervisor every three weeks in addition to regular group supervision and seminars
Pass by compensation is not applicable using work-based modules
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Programme Outcomes
On successful completion of this programme the learner will be able to :
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Description
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Demonstrate a practical knowledge of international financial services context, including regulatory, economic, societal, and emerging perspectives in the international financial services environment.
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Comprehend problems, issues, and concerns which arise within the international financial services context and undertake, and / or propose, responses to them, applying theory, concepts, technologies and practice based approaches.
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Interpret information, manage data, and communicate appropriately to a variety of stakeholders in the international financial services field.
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Exercise independence and professional acumen in conduct and completion of a range of work and learning activities.
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Demonstrate resourcefulness, autonomy and self-reliance in the conduct of work, exhibiting accountability for work outputs, decisions made in work and the learning environment.
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Demonstrate the ability to work effectively with others, sharing responsibility for performance, evaluation, and development in their sphere of work and learning.
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Exercise personal responsibility in terms of independent and interdependent learning in order to further personal and professional development.
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Articulate impressions, perceptions and interpretations from experiences of work and learning, demonstrating an awareness of a range of social, sectoral and contextual issues as appropriate to international financial services.
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Semester Schedules
Stage 1 / Semester 1
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Stage 2 / Semester 1
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