In today’s competitive business environment, continuous learning is the norm. At the end of the day, employers want employees with credentials that's the bottom line. Knowing this, many credit union employees are motivated to study to receive a CUIC® designation so they can increase their professional standing in the eyes of their employers and their members and enhance their employability. But the question becomes - why take a CUIC course? In surveys, employees have stated that studying for a designation improved their knowledge and skills. For some, this means that they would be able to perform their current jobs better; for others, taking CUIC courses is a means of broadening their knowledge to include other operational areas of the credit union - thus opening the doors to future opportunities. Regardless of the motivation, working through any of these programs will result in stronger competencies, confidence, and, ultimately, performance. In addition, the breadth of CUIC programs allows you to choose a course that is of particular interest to you.

What to Know about the CUIC Designation:

Did you know, upon successful completion of a CUIC program, your designation or accreditation is awarded jointly by Dalhousie University and Credit Union Institute of Canada? These credentials are recognized nationally by the credit union sector and are increasingly becoming position requirements in credit unions across the country. And with digital credentials, you can increase your professional credibility by sharing your accomplishments on social media.  

Get started in a CUIC program by enrolling in the learning path of your choice: Course Catalogues - CCUA Campus. Enroll in a fall cohort to get started: CUIC Cohort