The PMI Studentweb Community is managed by the Pensions Management Institute and produced by AHC Ltd.
The contributions made to the discussions represent the personal views of the contributors and not of the Pensions Management Institute or Anthony Hodges Consulting Limited. Copyright and liability resides with the contributors. In particular the Pensions Management Institute and Anthony Hodges Consulting Limited cannot bear any responsibility for the accuracy of any views, advice or information offered.
About the PMI Studentweb Community
Who is Studentweb for?
This site is designed for those currently undertaking APMI, QPA and DPC examinations. It provides an arena where you can interact with other Students and discuss issues relating to your studies.
What are the main features?
Once you have applied for access you can start taking advantage of the following features:
Discussions area
If you have a question, view or opinion that you would like to raise with fellow students then you will find this area particularly useful. Maybe you are seeking some advice or maybe you just want to make a statement, either way, you can start a new discussion at any time or add a comment to a discussion that is already taking place. Folders have been set up for discussions on each of the module areas.
Documents area
This area contains a list of documents that you will find useful for your PMI studies. You are able to view and download these documents at your leisure. Make sure you visit this area regularly as new documents will be added and updated on a frequent basis.
Poll area
This area will provide you some stimulating insights into what your peers think about issues of common interest. You can also take part in the polls to make sure that your personal view is represented. If you're curious about the strength of opinion on a particular issue, you can contact the PMI who will discuss setting up a specific poll for you. We will then contact Community Members and encourage them to respond to the poll and provide you with feedback.
About the Pensions Management Institute
The PMI was established in 1976 to promote professionalism amongst those working in the field of pensions and employee benefits. Today, it is the UK institute for pensions professionals.
PMI qualifications have been designed for the full range of career options from those just starting in pensions, to the full professional level, and specialist options such as international.
Once qualifications are gained, PMI continues to provide support through Institute Membership. Members are able to keep their knowledge up to date with regular journals, national conferences and seminars, regional events and a full Continuing Professional Development Programme.
An important area of the PMI's work is to contribute to the government's thinking on pensions policy, and it has developed a strong reputation for non partisan comment highlighting the practical implication of potential government policy.
PMI's trustee work has been developed since 1993 and they are continually widening their involvement in education and support for trustees enabling them to face the ever increasing challenges of the future.
For further details please visit www.pensions-pmi.org.uk.
Who are AHC?
Established in 1996, Anthony Hodges Consulting Ltd (AHC) is a 25 person employee communication consultancy operating nationally and internationally. AHC produce websites, modellers, multimedia, print, design, training and other communication services. AHC team members are skilled in pension copywriting, maths, design, programming and project management. More information about us can be found by visiting our website at www.ahc.uk.com.
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You can contact us via email at communityadmin@ahc.uk.com or telephone us on: 01924 203900.
We hope you enjoy the site and find it useful. If you have ideas about its further development please feel free to suggest them.
The contributions made to the discussions represent the personal views of the contributors and not of the Pensions Management Institute or Anthony Hodges Consulting Limited. Copyright and liability resides with the contributors. In particular the Pensions Management Institute and Anthony Hodges Consulting Limited cannot bear any responsibility for the accuracy of any views, advice or information offered.