Professional Education
NACM Oregon prides itself in developing and providing the finest education in the country. We provide classes for beginner, intermediate and senior level and offer corporate training services as well as web-based learning opportunities.
Web-based Learning
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Classes & Activities
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CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS
NACM Oregon Certificate Program
The NACM Oregon Certification Program offers you recognition for your continuing education efforts without the specific confines of other, more formal programs. After completion of each level, you receive a certificate.
NACM Professional Certification Program
The NACM-National Professional Certification Program grants business credit professionals three nationally recognized designations: the Credit Business Associate (CBA), the Credit Business Fellow (CBF), and the Certified Credit Executive (CCE). NACM-National has created the Career Roadmap to help you track educational, professional, and special activities in your quest to achieve a particular designation.
Click here to view the current NACM Certification Program guide and start on the path to career success today!
Credit Administration Program (CAP)
The Credit Administration Program meets the course requirements for the CBA designation and consists of four specific courses accredited by Portland Community College: Business Credit Principles, Financial Statement Analysis I, Introduction to Accounting, and Principles of Accounting. After completion of these courses, you receive a CAP certificate and are eligible to sit for the CBA exam.
Advanced Credit Administration Program (ACAP)
This program meets the course requirements of the CBF designation. The ACAP consists of the following courses (held at Portland Community College): Business Law I (Contracts, Negotiable Instruments); Credit Law (UCC, Bankruptcy, Antitrust); Principles of Management; Introduction to Finance; and Financial Statement Analysis II. You are eligible to sit for the CBF exam upon completion of the ACAP program.
Scholarships
We offer scholarships for our all-day seminars on a first-come, first-served basis. You may contact the , by phone: 971.230.1120 or 800.622.6985 x120.
The NACM-Oregon Foundation also awards scholarships to various programs, seminars, and conferences. Please contact