Join an online course with group collaboration, instructor feedback and guidance, and fixed start and end dates. Facilitated online courses provide an opportunity to meet your learning goals with the benefit of a classroom, but in an online environment:
•Peer interaction in the learning community with the instructor and other students keeps you actively engaged and motivated
•Experienced industry professionals provide frequent feedback and context to your learning
•Convenient weekly schedule with no required meeting times means you decide when to work on course assignments
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Upcoming November Facilitated Courses
General Accounting
November 3, 2025 – March 6, 2026
Topics in analyzing source documents, recording business transactions in a journal and posting entries in a ledger. How to prepare a trial balance, gather adjustment data and complete a worksheet are covered, as well as how to prepare financial statements and post-closing entries.
Legal Foundations in Banking
November 3, 2025 – January 23, 2026
Presents the underlying legal structure for conducting the business of banking. This course covers key legal requirements affecting banks and bankers, as well as core language that must be understood to be effective. It provides the critical legal knowledge that every banker should know.
Building Customer Relationships
November 17, 2025 – December 19, 2025
Building Customer Relationships guides students through the strategies for earning customer loyalty, value-added sales and marketing, and creating and maintaining strong bank customer and partner relationships. It builds the critical relationship management skills essential to successful banking careers.
Upcoming December Facilitated Courses
Analyzing Financial Statements
December 1, 2025 – March 27, 2026
A practical introduction to financial statement analysis from the perspective of the commercial loan officer. Gain the skills needed to effectively assess the risks related to a customer—current and prospective—and evaluate possible sources of repayment for the loan.
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