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The Paraplanner Skills Workshop
IFP Paraplanner activities are kindly supported by Scottish Widows DEFINING THE PARAPLANNER ROLEIFP has brought much needed consistency to the description of the Paraplanner role. Check out the IFP Job Competences of a Paraplanner which clearly sets out details of the role.. THE CERTIFICATE IN PARAPLANNING |
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| Step One | Identifying financial objectives or problems |
| Step Two | Collecting and assessing all relevant personal and financial data (including attitudinal data) |
| Step Three | Processing and analysing information |
| Step Four | Producing a written plan which describes how to make the most effective use of financial resources to meet the agreed objectives |
| Step Five | Implementing the plan |
| Step Six | Reviewing progress and modifying the plan, as necessary, to take account of changed circumstances. |
The key skill focus on day one is the use of Financial Planning calculators. We consider this to be a fundamental requirement for Financial Planners generally and paraplanners in particular. The session on financial calculator fundamentals forms the foundation for the case study work completed during day one.
Day two reinforces the key learning points from the previous day and extends the range of planning awareness by considering the key issues of goals and objectives identification and risk analysis. Similar to day one, delegates work through a case study in order to practice skills and identify/develop the level of knowledge required at particular stages of the six step process.
Building on the skills associated with the Financial Planning calculator on day one, day two develops this by demonstrating how delegates can perform these tasks using Microsoft Excel. Delegates are shown how to construct simple Financial Planning spreadsheet templates in order to perform a series of "what if" scenarios.
Confirmation of the venue will be sent to delegates a minimum of one week prior to the workshop.
| Bristol | London | |
| Day One | 12 January | 17 March |
| Day Two | 17 January | 07 April |
| Bristol | London | |
| Day One | 18 May | 07 July |
| Day Two | 09 June | 04 August |
| Bristol | London | |
| Day One | 08 September | 17 November |
| Day Two | 12 October | 01 December |
Although we would encourage delegates to attend both days at the same location, it is possible to take day one and day two at separate locations.
| IFP Member Rate | Non-Member Rate | |
| Day One | £250.00 | £300.00 |
| Day Two | £250.00 | £300.00 |
| Day One & Two | £400.00 | £500.00 |
Included within the price of this workshop is the cost of a financial calculator. VAT is not applicable and travel or accommodation must be booked independently.
Each workshop will take place with a minimum of four and a maximum of ten participants.
The Institute reserves the right to cancel any workshop which does not achieve the minimum number of participants no later than five working days prior to the date of the workshop. In this instance a full refund minus a charge to cover the costs of any materials or a transfer to another workshop will be offered. The IFP will not be liable for any additional expenses incurred by the attendee.
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