Choosing your CeMAP training company online

If you have decided you want to go into a career as a mortgage adviser it is essential for you to first get your CeMAP qualification. There are two ways to study, online and by taking a course locally. However, the first thing you need to do is find a CeMAP training company online.

A CeMAP qualification is needed if you want to give out advice and information to customers. There are numerous financial products out there today and, as such, the coursework covers these. The course is set out in three parts which, combined, lead to you receiving your qualification after taking and passing all three.

When you start to look for a CeMAP training company you will find there are many out there, so choose carefully. Beacon Financial Training is one of the best, we provide a high quality class to ensure that you pass your course whether you choose to study in the privacy of your own home or you take one of the courses in your area.

Study in the privacy of your own home

When studying for your CeMAP training you could earn your qualification in as little as four weeks. However, this all depends on when you study. You may wish to fit the home study course in with your lifestyle and take your time. Studying at home is a great option for those who work full time, or who have children. You can study when you want and for how long.

Choose a course near you

There are numerous up and down the UK so choosing to go out into the world and study in a small group with just a few other individuals is easy. When choosing a CeMAP training company ensure that you check the background, unfortunately there are some companies out there who charge over the odds for their courses and the trainers lack teaching qualifications or experience.

testimonials

The Course Content Was Excellent

I used Brendon’s training programme to pass CeMAP exams, the course content was excellent, well scripted and designed for ease of understanding. I booked the course online not knowing anything about the company and a little sceptical that would be worth the money, however I would fully recommend the course to anyone considering a change of career.

Tracey Burke
Director, Mortgage, Equity release and Secured loan advisor

10 Staff All Passed Their Cemap Thanks to Brendan

10 staff all passed their CEMAP thanks to Brendan and they all provided excellent feedback on his style of training.

Barry Fitzsimmons MA(Hons), DipPFS, Cert CII (MP)
Independent Financial Adviser

I Passed All Cemap Exams 1st Time

I passed all CeMAP exams 1st time (majority distinction) with no revision aside from the tutelage under Brendan. 1st class!

Craig Cooper CeMAP, CeRER
Team Leader - Equity Release Support Advisor at Age Partnership

THE Way to Learn CeMAP

Brendan has a wealth of experience around financial services and Regulation and he delivers this with enthusiasm and good humour. His events are THE way to learn CeMAP.

Simon Bailey
Training & Development management professional

I Would Recommend Brendan to Anyone

Brendan is a great trainer, with the ability to keep the content relevant and engaging. I would recommend Brendan to anyone looking to undertake any LIBF Mortgage Advice Qualifications.

Emma Lower
CEO at Lendology CIC

Excellently Structured Training Programme

I studied for all my CeMAP qualifications through Brendan’s tutoring course. I passed all my exams first time with majority distinctions. I have no doubt this was due to his excellently structured training programme, which broke down the jargon and made the whole thing engaging and enjoyable.

Mark Dickson
Principal at Dickson Financial

Recognised CeMAP® Learning Support Provider

Recognition Statement
This learning support is recognised by The London Institute of Banking & Finance as being an appropriate additional resource for students undertaking its CeMap qualifications

Choosing a CeMAP® Training Company

There are plenty of firms offering CeMAP® training in the UK, but the vast majority of their trainers have no teaching qualifications or experience. Isn’t that a bit of a concern, especially when some of them are charging over £1,000 per course?