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Achieving good grades is fundamental for many of our students (of course, there is much more to learning than merely passing; truly understanding the course material is important too!) so we’ve compiled this handy list of important things to consider when writing your assignment:

At International Compliance Training we try always to underline the virtues of learning. To show you that we practice what we preach, and understand what it is like to study, I want to share my own experience as a student over the last twelve months.

Granted, a lot of what we learn in school and further education is crucial to the development of key abilities, for example basic maths, literacy and oratory skills, while specialist qualifications can give niche knowledge and skills that give us a clear edge. But ultimately academic pursuits are not the be- all and end- all when it comes to your professional profile.

Given your commitment to your new ICA qualification, you will want to ensure success during your study journey. Here are some simple, yet highly effective, ways that you can maximise your learning experience

Choice comes with a price and that price is responsibility.

'Before anything else, preparation is the key to success' or so Alexander Graham Bell declared. He's not wrong. Preparing for your new study journey with International Compliance Training requires planning. Here are our 7 top tips.

Inspirational learning that makes a difference to you and your future.

Financial crime is a key threat for industry and regulatory authorities alike. Having knowledgeable, fully trained staff who understand the risks and how they can be managed is essential.