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Stockbrokers in Canada have at least a Bachelor's degree, often in business, finance, or economics. A strong educational background is vital to success in the financial industry, as employers will only consider candidates that have had graduated from formal post-secondary programs. After graduating, those interested in becoming stockbrokers in Canada must take the CSI Global Educations Canadian Securities Course (CSC) offered by CSI Global Education (formerly the Canadian Securities Institute). This may be done either before finding an employing firm, or may be sponsored by an employer. Within the 36 months before applying for securities registration to become a stockbroker, candidates must gain twelve months of experience within the securities industry. Candidates that wish to work in both Canada and the United States may take the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Inc. (FINRA) Series 37 exam or Series 38 Exam. The Series 37 Exam is the Canada Module of the Series 7 Securities Representative Qualification Examination with Options Questions. The Series 38 exam is the same, without options questions, and should be taken by candidates who will not be trading stock options. Stockbrokers in Canada must be registered with the National Registration Database (NRD). This will also serve as the provincial and territorial registration for each Securities Commission jurisdiction in which candidates plan to work. NRD registration is completed using the Form 33-109F4
IIROC registered stockbrokers must fulfill continuing education (CE) requirements to maintain registration and eligibility to work. CE consists of a Compliance course and a Professional Development course.

Hello dear,
Stock Market is the place where we can build our career very strongly. However one has to remember that capital markets are much more than picking stocks and making big money, it is a diverse, multifaceted and people willing to enter it must brace themselves for a highly charged, challenging and gratifying career!
I would like to talk about what it takes to be successful in the capital markets. Passion:Without passion you are inevitably going to fizzle out as the markets can be relentless in demanding you to continuously learn and improve. Know where you want to go:The capital markets are not about just picking stocks, they are much more. Within capital markets you can choose to work in broking and distribution, asset management, wealth management and ECM side of investing banking. Having a clear idea of which field interests you the most will help make smarter career sections. Decide what you want to do:Once you know which part of the capital markets you want to be associated with, it is important for you to understand that for a particular business to work, besides the core research team there has to be an efficient support team too. (for eg:ZerodhaBrokerage has excellent customer support team)
Read and read more:it is common knowledge the stalwarts in the capital market whether it is Warren Buffet, Rakesh Jhunjhunwala or own Ramdeo agarwal have one thing in common their habit to read. You have to read continuously and learn from what you read whether it is the newspaper or some book like the intelligent investor. (With Zerodha varsitytool we can learn stock market lessons, fundamentals and technical analysis. Varsity by Zerodha Markets, Trading, and Investing Simplified. )
Choose your mentor properly:In the capital markets, not even the best of the best like Warren Buffet have made completely accurate predictions, it is a career where the business is often cyclical in nature and the same will affect your performance, whether you like it or not. Having a mentor who can help you see above such situations and help you cope with different situations will be an added advantage.