January 17, 2008 • 9:08 am
After many, many, many years of evening class study (much of it self-funded) the boy has passed his final Charted Institute of Management Accountancy (CIMA) exam!
Now he just has to submit a “career profile”…
To qualify as a Chartered Management Accountant you must:
- complete the CIMA Certificate in Business Accounting or another exempting qualification
- complete the nine exams from the CIMA Professional Qualification
- gain three years relevant practical experience and send your ‘Career Profile’ to us for approval
- pass the Test of Professional Competence in Management Accounting (TOPCIMA).
I am very proud of him. And very relieved that he shouldn’t ever have to sit another exam – few people suffer with such nerves!
Filed under: Cima, Himself
September 2, 2005 • 8:56 am
OK, rather overactive on the blogging front this morning, but final post for the day….
Good luck to Himself who finishes at a local telecomms manufacturer today.
Bit of back plot for you. (I didn’t tell you at the time because I thought you’d be too worried.)
- Just before we bought the new house he applied for a sideways move from logistics to accounts at a local telecomms manufacturer (he’s been studying for CIMA for 2 years already).
- Just after we got the new house, a local telecomms manufacturer told him that in his new department four out of four jobs were at risk of redundancy.
- He’d already survived three rounds of redundancy in five years at a local telecomms manufacturer so it had to happen sooner or later.
- He applied for another job in accounts online.
- The post was already filled but the agency put him forward for a similar job with the same employer.
- He got the job, it was on less money, but offered to pay for the CIMA and give study leave.
- On the same day a local telecomms manufacturer said they’d made a mistake and weren’t going to make him redundant after all.
- On the same day he got his Year II CIMA results back and had passed with flying colours.
- The new employer offered him a bit more money.
- He handed in his notice to a local telecomms manufacturer .
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Filed under: Cima, Himself, Work