The Level 3 Certificate in Debt Collection demonstrates knowledge and skills in a range of debt collection areas. Learners need to accumulate at least 19 credits including a minimum of 5 credits from debt collection principles units and 7 credits from debt collection practice units.
The certificate qualification establishes the level of competency required for people working in a supporting administrative role.
There is some flexibility because learners can include some credit from the level below (7 credits), for example, a learner could count credit from a Level 2 pass in Debt Collection Negotiations towards the ICM Level 2 Certificate in Debt Collection. Also, learners could include credit from other business, administration and finance qualifications, such as credit management or customer service towards an ICM Certificate (up to 7 credits). The Institute encourages learners to get in touch with the ICM Awarding Body to discuss options and any associated fees.
Rules of combination for debt collection qualifications
|
Total credit |
Principles units |
Practice units |
Max L2 credit towards L3 qualification |
Max credit from other relevant units/ qualifications |
|
|
Certificate |
≥ 19 |
5 |
7 |
7 |
7 |
Level of qualification
The level of final qualification will depend on the level of units that are passed. For example, the ICM Awarding Body will automatically award a Level 3 Certificate in Debt Collection on achievement of at least 37 credits at Level 3. Level 3 achievement demonstrates in-depth knowledge and expertise.
All units are assessed at multiple levels and therefore learners do not need to decide whether to start at Level 2 or Level 3. Level 2 and Level 3 learners study from the same learning materials and results depends on the level of response in the assignment.
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