As a Credit Adviser, you will need to master following:

• consult credit score
• prepare credit offers

More generally, a credit adviser is also versed in:

• advise on financial matters
• analyse loans
• analyse the credit history of potential customers
• assess debtor's financial situation
• credit control processes
• debt systems
• economics
• examine credit ratings
• financial products
• insolvency law
• maintain client debt records
• maintain credit history of clients
• obtain financial information
• perform debt investigation
• provide financial product information
• provide support in financial calculation

It also helps to know the following:

• corporate social responsibility
• determine loan conditions
• investment analysis
• microfinance
• monitor national economy
• prepare credit reports
• accounting techniques
• advise on credit rating
• advise on risk management
• analyse financial risk
• assess risks of clients' assets
• audit techniques
• banking activities
• budget for financial needs
• business loans
• communicate with banking professionals
• consumer protection
• create a financial plan
• credit card payments
• develop investment portfolio
• forecast future levels of business
• interpret financial statements
• interview bank loanees
• mortgage loans
• property law
• review investment portfolios
• securities
• synthesise financial information
• tax legislation