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Update: I think I will do a Cert IV and Diploma at the same time, since NFI offers two courses at once with a reduced rate. Thanks for the recommendation! And happy Easter Holidays!!

Thanks for your input. Anyway I think its best for me at the moment is to try Cert IV and had an actual mentor for me to kickstart my career since I want to focus on what i had learned/researched and do it step by step. In general, I want to be careful enough not to mess up.

Well from what i remember whilst reading the forums its best to actually write a few loans before attempting a Diploma due to the fact it might be too complicated. Also from what I had also researched there are online courses from kaplan and NFI offering Cert IV and Diploma So what think...

Well I already checked the FAQ and it saids "Do I need to have a Certified Mentor? The Diploma (FNS50504 or FNS50310/11) is the educational requirement for membership. If you have a Certificate IV (FNS40804 or FNS40810/11) only you can become a Member but as an assurance that you are...

Sorry for the thread bumping. From what i researched if I want to join the industry not only you need a mentor but certification such as this below - Certificate IV in Finance and Mortgage Broking (FNS40811) Does anybody had any recommendations that offers this course and its actually good...

Back, it appears that all the info given by the information session had been already researched by myself for the past week already. Anyways thanks for everyone's help and interest. I will start talking to individual brokers shortly, there are a few worrisome things as well since I just...

Interesting but does mentoring means apprenticeships? I'm a-bit confused. Well I had an info night with aussies which will obviously gives me even more questions, I will ask tomorrow. thanks I will check it once i finish my info night

elaborate?

Thanks man that is eye opening, I already suspect sth fishy about why brokers in here aren't aussies :p. Sorry for asking silly questions but thanks again for your insights. well i thought it would be contractor base instead of franchise base. That might be a huge flaw on my part...

thanks for the advice, i remembered the 12 month rule. note: okay a bloke from aussies had been very honest with me, apparently the required cost is around 4-7k depending on laptop/insurance/training, if the cost has to be paid upfront my presence here would end since this sounds way to scammy...

Rumours sorry to double post because I heard rumours from the internet that it cost 8k to even set up as a mobile broker in aussie is this true?

I was planning to start small as mobile broker, I heard it cost 8k is that true? I see thanks, exactly the same figure from what i had researched Sounds about right, thanks for the honest opinion. Well I had to join somewhere first to start getting some experience in the first place.

I thought its the opposite where people complains. Interesting. Thanks anyway. Besides I will be asking some questions during info night anyway just checking the opinions from this forum.

This is my very first post, so if my thread isn't relevant please move it to somewhere relevant. Last week I had contacted Aussie Home Loan for the position of Mortgage Broker and they had invited me to join their information night. Before I ask any questions here's a list of my background...