Diploma in Personal Financial Planning is a diploma in Human Resource Management programme offered by Collège Communautaire du Nouveau-Brunswick in Miramichi, Canada. The programme runs for 74 weeks.
At a glance
Degree:Diploma
Field:Human Resource Management
Duration: 74 weeks
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Last reviewed September 2026 ·
Program details
Overview
Personal Financial Planning is a diploma program offered by the Collège communautaire du Nouveau-Brunswick (CCNB) that trains students to design, develop, and manage personal financial plans. Coursework covers personal finance and financial literacy, personal income tax, securities, retirement planning, and life insurance, alongside foundational business courses in accounting, economics, marketing, and organizational behaviour, professional writing, and sales and customer service, with instruction also building English-language skills for client-facing work. The 74-week program includes an international financial-services placement and a financial-services internship, and is offered at the Dieppe campus. It suits students who are detail-oriented and interested in personal finance and client advising. Graduates are prepared for roles as financial agents and officers, insurance agents and brokers, and customer service representatives in financial institutions, with experience opening pathways into financial-services management positions.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Domestic admission follows CCNB's Profile C: a New Brunswick high school diploma (regular, modified, or adult programme), GED, or CCÉA, plus Mathematics 30311B or 30331C. Applicants who do not meet this pathway may instead pass the CCNB admission test; the same test applies to international applicants alongside an equivalent secondary diploma. As with all CCNB programmes, applicants whose mother tongue is not French, or who have not completed at least three years of French-language secondary schooling or a French-language postsecondary programme, must demonstrate French proficiency through the TFI (minimum score 700), TCF or TEF Canada (level B2), DELF (B2), or DALF (C1).
