Information for prospective students

✅ Nationally recognised qualifications FNS40821 / FNS50322 are nationally recognised qualifications on the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF).  All our qualifications are recognised.

✅ Designed for mortgage broking compliance FNS40821 / FNS50322 course content aligns with current industry and aggregator expectations for entry‑level and diploma‑level mortgage broking.

✅ Mortgage broker courses by an MFAA Trusted Training Provider With over 20 years training mortgage brokers to reach Certificate IV and Diploma level qualifications, we are an MFAA Trusted Training Provider.

✅ Clear refund & withdrawal information available upfront View our Refund Policy before enrolling

✅ Australian RTO - with exceptional support throughout your studies You’ll be supported by an Australian Registered Training Organisation with real‑world finance education experience

✅ No misleading guarantees Completion of any of our courses does not guarantee employment, but provides the required qualification pathway for industry entry.

👉 Studying Mortgage Broking for the first time?

Who This Course Is Best Suited For:

• • Individuals seeking to enter the mortgage broking industry
  • Existing finance professionals needing a nationally recognised qualification
  • Support staff transitioning into a client‑facing broker role
  • Career changers looking for a structured compliance pathway.

How NFI is different:

• • Focused specifically on mortgage broking, not generic finance
  • NFI offers practical mortgage-broking content, industry case studies and access to an optional intensive workshop
  • Clear, upfront refund and enrolment information
  • Structured learning aligned to real industry workflows
  • Australian RTO support - not outsourced offshore assistance - admin support by phone and email Mon-Fri 9 to 5
  • We want you to succeed in this industry.

👉 FAQs:

Q: Is FNS40821 / FNS50322 nationally recognised? Yes. These qualifications are nationally recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) by aggregators, employers, industry bodies and ASIC.

Q: Does this course allow me to become a mortgage broker? This course provides the educational qualification pathway required by industry. Additional steps such as aggregator approval, mentoring and licensing may apply.

Q: What if I change my mind after enrolling? Our refund and withdrawal conditions are outlined clearly in our Refund Policy.

Q: Is this suitable for beginners? Yes. The course is designed for learners new to mortgage broking as well as those with existing finance experience.

Q: Can I choose 100% online? Yes. If you do not require a workshop but still want our full support, you can choose our 100% online option.  And if you prefer to study from a printed course manual rather than from your screen, then we offer "distance learning" - still with full online access but with the comfort of studying from a printed manual.

Q: If I have experience in lending, do you offer Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) for FNS40821 and FNS50322? Yes. See the RPL guide and application form on our website here: RPL.  Pages 1 to 3 outline everything required.