Gopinath, member of our Academic Council. Where do we get the Course Content? The course content is covered in the book “Banking Principles and Operations” by Mr. Course Structure The course structure is divided into three sections: Section 1 – Basics of Banking Section 2 – Banking Operations Section 3 - Banking Environment This prepares you to take up jobs in the banking industry or to handle the banking transactions effectively in whatever business or function you get into. The e-learning linked component would comprise of about 165 hoursīLENDED COURSE What is the objective of the course? The objective of the course is to help you learn not only the “What and Why” of banking but also the “How”. The courseware contains a core module with approximately 65 hours of classroom facilitation, and 65 hours of self assignments. E-learning modules, projects and game based learning would support the self-learning part. The Foundations of Banking course has a blend of self learning, classroom discussion and activities to make learning fun and exciting for students. Relevant in day to day operations for non-managerial entry level personnel. The course covers the need to know aspects of banking which would be Foundations of Banking Course The Foundations of Banking course has been designed to introduce the students to the practical aspects of banking.
ICICI Bank has designed the Foundations of Banking course to enhance the banking knowledge and skills of students in undergraduate colleges to bridge the gap between theory and practice. Background The Banking Industry requires employees with knowledge of practical aspects of banking and skills to handle customer requests whereas graduates from colleges come with only theoretical knowledge of banking. We have great pleasure in bringing the Foundations of Banking course Student Workbook to make learning of banking exciting as well as relevant. Session I - Introduction to the Foundations of Banking course Welcome to the Foundations of Banking Course Program. Overview of Banking Business Mathematics Financial Accounting Customer Service Types of Customers Banker Customer Relationship Types of Deposits 1Įvolution of Money and Banking 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
FOUNDATIONS OF BANKING COURSE STUDENT WORK BOOK – MODULE 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Sl.No.
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