OCOT offers two courses
to prepare you to pass the Canadian
Securities Course? Passing the CSC Prep
Course Volume I and Volume II is geared
toward preparing students, prepares
investment professionals, people who want
to get in the business and everyday
investors to successfully write their
Canadian Securities Course (CSC) exams.
Earning your CSC designation is an
important step in furthering your career
in the Financial Services industry. It
prepares you to sell products such as
stocks, bonds and mutual funds - and is a
requirement for many roles in the
Financial Services sector.
Volume I introduces you to the financial
services industry, and covers topics such
as investments, the economy, capital
markets and financial statement analysis.
Volume II covers topics such as portfolio
management, mutual funds, hedge funds and
financial planning.
These comprehensive in-class sessions
offer strict adherence to the Canadian
Securities Institute materials and the
program includes:
weekly review of current business and
economic events
weekly in-class tests
Acomprehensive final examination
A test bank of over five hundred
questions
Aguarantee that you may take your course
again at no additional tuition charge
should you not pass the first time
Passing the CSC Volume I
The Canadian Securities Course Volume
I, is organized into seven chapters:
Capital Markets and Financial Services;
The Canadian Economy;
Financing, Listing and Regulation;
Corporations and their Financial
Statements;
Fixed-Income Securities;
Equities; and
Derivatives.
Passing the CSC Volume One is intended to
help students pass the Canadian
Securities Course ?the first time they
write it.
Passing the CSC Volume II
The Canadian Securities Course Volume
II is a continuation of Volume I. It is
structured into six chapters:
Analyzing Markets and Products;
The Portfolio Approach;
Mutual Funds;
Other Managed Accounts and Products;
Hedge Funds;
Financial Planning and Taxation.
Passing the CSC Volume Two is intended to
help students pass the Canadian
Securities Course ?the first time they
write it.
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