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Certified Islamic Banker (CIB) program gives an in-depth study of
Islamic financial and Islamic banking system. CIB is designed to produce highly skilled professionals
and valued “Islamic Bankers” for the highly growing Islamic
Banking industry.
On the successful completion of this training, participants
are capable of designing, implementing, consulting,
operating and administering Riba-free
Islamic financial products and services, within their
organizations.
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Mode of
Education |
Distance
Learning |
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Estimated Duration |
3-4 months
self study with online supervision |
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Academic
Support |
Complete study
material
provided by AIMS
Online supervision
by Islamic banking experts |
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Number of Courses |
3 specialized
courses in Islamic Banking |
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Training
Hours |
Equivalent to 90 hours of
Professional Training |
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Registration Validity |
12 Months |
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Certificate Awarded |
Certified Islamic Banker (CIB) |
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 Once
you enroll, we send you the study material for all three
modules.
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You begin reading the study notes on your own schedule, with
the help of our online faculty supervision.
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Upon completion, you will be able to take a multiple choice
examination. Question in the examination are drawn directly
from the topics covered in the study notes, provided by AIMS.
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You can take the online test any time, by making a simple
email request. The test is "open book" - you are free to
review the materials as you answer the questions.
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You must answer 65% of the questions correctly to receive your
CIB certificate.
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 We
recommend a study of ten (10) hours per week to the program
participants,
for good results.
CIB
program participants completes their certification in an
average time of 3-4 months. However,
this time of completion may not be same for everyone, as it
depends on their work experience, educational background and
personal interest in the subject. |
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See
CIB Course Outline
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Industry Growth |
 Islamic
finance is quickly becoming a confident participant in the
global scene of profit-and-loss sharing, venture capital and
ethical investment. The Islamic finance industry was nearly
non-existent 30 years ago, but in 2006, Islamic financial
institutions’ (IFIs) assets worldwide were estimated at more
than $300 billion, with another $400 billion in financial
investments, according to a study by accounting firm KPMG.
Islamic finance is growing at a rate of about 15 percent
annually, the study found. Consulting firm McKinsey & Co.
predicts at least a 20 percent growth over the next five
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Sample
CIB Certificate |
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Students' Comments |
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I
found this program very rewarding & enjoyable. Curriculum,
lectures & online educational support at AIMS is excellent. It
offered me a good opportunity to develop a great deal of
knowledge & exposure about Islamic Financial System with
international scope. After being a CIB, a bank in Montreal,
offered me a very attractive package. I performed wide range of
challenging assignments and worked with a number of interesting
people, who always appreciated me for my knowledge in Islamic
Banking, which I gained from AIMS. I am sure that the skills and
experience that I have obtained from this program will continue
helping me to pursue my career goals. Thank you AIMS. |
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