Wizard learning lends CII diploma students helping hand

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Online trainer WizardLearning.com has launched a range of learning tools helping advisers taking the new CII Diploma in Regulated Financial Planning.

The training consists of an online multimedia course and gap analysis and assessment tool for each CII diploma exam in addition to a CPD-friendly learning log.  "We cannot wave a magic wand to make the CII Diploma any easier but we can provide comprehensive, clear and user-friendly learning tools that give users the confidence, skills and knowledge to maximise their chances of Diploma exam success," says Wizard Learning MD Mike Goldsmith. The gap analysis and assessment tool is designed to provide candidates with exam standard questions and answers in an environment similar to the rea...

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