Which course is better IFIC (Investment Funds in Canada) Course or CSC (Canadian Securities course)?

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Canadian Security Course courses are regularly updated, even while you are enrolled in the course. Generally these changes do not affect the exam questions.

Which course is better IFIC (Investment Funds in Canada) Course or CSC (Canadian Securities course)?

The Canadian Securities Course (CSC®) at Ashton College is the perfect preparation for writing the CSC® examinations and attaining your CSC® designation. The Canadian Securities Course is the industry standard for those entering the financial services industry and it is used by serious investors across Canada.

The financial services industry is undergoing a massive change in Canada, creating exciting new career opportunities for professionals with recognized education and skills. For those just entering the financial services industry, the Canadian Securities Course provides the knowledge and skills that employers demand. For those currently working in the industry, the CSC® will enhance existing skills and help you excel in your career and provide the best service to clients.

Ashton College’s financial services faculty are all experienced industry professionals. Students will also receive a 10% discount on CSI registration and textbooks.

How does it take time?

Successful completion of the CSC® prepares students to write the CSC Exams through the Canadian Securities Course (CSI) and then apply for a mutual fund license. It is the first step towards obtaining a license for trading stocks and bonds, and it allows students to proceed with the Canadian Investment Manager or Financial Management Adviser designation streams.

This compressed 7-week course will prepare you to challenge the Canadian Securities Course (CSC®) exam 1. Each week will be dedicated to a portion of the test criteria and studied in detail to prepare you for the exam. Successfully passing both CSC® 1 & 2 exams fulfills the base securities licensing requirement for IIROC and the provincial regulatory and MFDA licensing requirements for mutual funds sales, alternative mutual funds products, managed futures funds, exempt securities, and labor-sponsored investment funds.

The final exam for this course is the Canadian Securities Institute’s CSC exam. You must complete the CSC exam within 2 months of the course end date for the mark to be included as part of the final grade calculation. 2 months after the course end date your final course mark will be released, if you did not complete the CSC exam within the 2-month time period a mark of zero will be used to calculate your final course grade.