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New Leaf FREE CeMAP® training

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Hello MSE people
I am looking for a CeMap courses and came across this company New Leaf Distribution (not sure that I can post link here but if you googe it will come up).
This company is Recognised Learning Support Provider of The London Institute of Banking & Finance (which give peace of mind)
Looks like they also helping new entrants with CAS.
Just want to know if anyone came across or used them as a Mortgage newbie.
One thing is bothering me it`s all sounds toooo goood :-)
P.S. English is not my first language so sorry in advance for grammar
I am looking for a CeMap courses and came across this company New Leaf Distribution (not sure that I can post link here but if you googe it will come up).
This company is Recognised Learning Support Provider of The London Institute of Banking & Finance (which give peace of mind)
Looks like they also helping new entrants with CAS.
Just want to know if anyone came across or used them as a Mortgage newbie.
One thing is bothering me it`s all sounds toooo goood :-)
P.S. English is not my first language so sorry in advance for grammar

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Interesting, it looks like if you sit through a sales pitch, you get free training.
Note that "Course material is not included and is an additional cost". Will be interesting to see how much that is! If it's something like £50, probably reasonable for a 4 day training course IMO. If it gets into the hundreds then I'd be very sceptical
You'll obviously need to pay for the exam fees too (as with most providers) but seems a good deal. Might send in to find out more about it0 -
I have come across new leaf, they are a legitimate company.
The books and the exams you can order from the IFS of whatever they are known as now.
I did speak to new leaf a while back, because they predominantly take on new starters, I would expect their compliance to be quite thorough (which means more work for you and more chance of making a mistake, but also less chance of having a complaint upheld). The other thing is that I am sure they charge more/higher fees for being with them. So in the short term it can be a good way to get up and running. In the long term it will likely be costly and will you really want to close down and open up again once you have got going?
When I spoke to them, they were really helpful.I am a Mortgage AdviserYou should note that this site doesn't check my status as a mortgage adviser, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice.0
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