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After your Level 2 Credit Controller Apprenticeship
After your Level 2 Credit Controller Apprenticeship
It's never too early to think about your progression possibilities after the Credit Controller Apprenticeship Level 2. Throughout your apprenticeship, you'll be developing skills which will help you with whatever direction your career takes. There will be conversations with your employer about potential next moves, and you might like to find out yourself about further study opportunities and types of roles in the sector.
What you could study after completing Credit Controller Apprenticeship Level 2
What you could study after completing Credit Controller Apprenticeship Level 2
Chartered Institute of Credit Management Level 3
Advanced Credit Controller apprenticeship will work towards a Diploma in Credit Management from the Chartered Institute of Credit Management (CICM) which consists of four exams.
Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
CICM recognises the importance of Continuing Professional Development ( CPD ) for credit professionals, they offer a programme to help you record progress and keep on track to your ultimate career goal.
What type of roles exist in the sector?
What type of roles exist in the sector?
Credit Control Manager
Credit Control Manager
controlling the process of payment for the organisation's services or products, and making sure that payments are received promptly and efficiently.
Credit Controller
Credit Controller
manage customer accounts, ensuring that new customers have healthy credit and that existing customers have settled monthly accounts in a timely manner.
Credit Risk Analyst
Credit Risk Analyst
assess and make decisions about customer credit applications using a range of criteria including purpose of application, credit viability, customer payment history and customer credit-worthiness.
Voluntary Roles
Voluntary Roles
Some people move into volunteering roles to make the most of their skill set and give back to society
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