Did you know that almost every eClass on the Employee Calendar of Learning, where you can find available employee learning opportunities, can count toward an accreditation or designation from the Credit Union Institute of Canada (CUIC)? Earning an accreditation boosts your knowledge of your field and gives you credibility and a professional advantage in your network. 

And here’s the best part: taking eClasses that are relevant to your desired career can give you a headstart in earning an accreditation, even if you aren't enrolled in an accreditation learning path! 

Here are a few upcoming eClasses to check out: 

Applied Business Lending 

When: November 2, 5, 10, 13 from 3pm-4:30pm ET 

Join facilitator Erin McGregor for a hands-on exploration of the complexities in financing applications in the food services, construction contracting, auto service, transportation and construction manufacturing sectors. The robust analysis and rich discussion with your facilitator and peers will include deal structuring, risk mitigation, documentation, and emerging issues in business lending. 

Credit towards: Business Lender Accreditation 

Sign up today: Register for this eClass here 

Applied Residential Mortgage Lending 

When: November 23, 25, 27 from 12-1:30pm ET 

Join longtime favourite CCUA facilitator Kelly Carroll to strengthen your member relationships and spot new business opportunities. Through interactive discussions and carefully crafted case studies, this course will position you to build stronger relationships with members. With this enhanced knowledge, you will be able to identify potential business opportunities within mortgage applications resulting in greater market share in this line of business. 

Credit towards: Financial Service Representative Accreditation, Consumer and Residential Mortgage Lender Accreditation 

Sign up today: Register for this eClass here 

Working with Multi-Purpose and Collateral Mortgages 

When: December 7, 9, 11 from 12pm-1:30pm ET 

Facilitated by Kirstin Olsen, this eClass dives into the world of collateral mortgages through research and investigation, directed group discussion, and review and analyze detailed case studies and realistic scenarios that require thorough and comprehensive understanding of a collateral mortgage to make well-reasoned recommendations and decisions. 

Credit towards: Financial Service Representative Accreditation 

Sign up today: Register for this eClass here 

Explore the Employee Calendar of Learning or reach out to clientsolutions@ccua.com if you have questions or need a hand with enrollment.