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Stock market courses will teach attendees about what can and cannot be done with their investments - and it appears David Ross demonstrated the latter when applying for sizeable loans.
Mr Ross resigned from his post at the mobile phone retailer after admitting that he had used his shares in the company - worth £120 million - to help secure loans worth millions of pounds.
He is also reported to have used his shares in other companies when looking to borrow cash.
The scandal also saw Mr Ross having to step down as the chairman of coach company National Express and from his from his advisory role on the board of the London organising committee of the Olympic Games.
According to the Telegraph, shares in Carphone Warehouse have slid in value since Mr Ross' resignation.
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